Suppressing anger contributes to health issues such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease. Finding ways to ...

Understanding how anger influences cortisol levels sheds light on the broader effects of unchecked emotional responses on our well-being. Cortisol is produced by the adrenal glands and is crucial ...

There is anger among schools, colleges and students, after nearly 40% of A-level grades awarded on Thursday were lower than teachers' predictions. In England, 36% of entries had a lower grade than ...

political instability can all be the contributing factors to rising anger levels in the society. If someone is not secure about his job, is living with an impending fear of losing the job and thus ...

which measured different anger levels. "Anger in" referred to the lack of expressing anger, while the aggressive way of releasing anger, by either yelling or slamming doors, was coined "anger out." ...

A group of children recognise that they have different levels of anger and that their ability to control it depends on how angry they are. The boys and girls also identify the physical changes ...