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…may act as if the analyst is the rejecting father, former lover, or whoever the patient is feeling anger towards. All of these techniques are used in psychoanalysis today. Both rational-emotive behavior and psychoanalysis help the patients recognize…

…help but be moved by Bartleby’s insight. The tone of his concluding statement, “Ah, Bartleby, Ah, humanity!” reveals sadness and a feeling of resignation instead of anger.…

…to express his sharp tone. In his sermon he repeats the word “wrath”, which mean violent anger, over and over again making it clear how angry god is with his people. Edwards basically dooms the congregation to hell saying that they are horrible people…

…enough to endure the emotional and physical pain that they faced as a result of apartheid. It was strong enough to endure the injustice, anger, hatred, fear, that in reality both races, had to put up with, just because one race in particular was power hungry…

…, emphasizes her station in life. She has lived a hard life, and her face shows it. The red brick wall behind her expresses the anger and torment she's feeling. It has to, because she must remain stoic for both her child and the world at large. She can't rage…

…defense". Instead, he will turn his sadness into anger and decides to take revenge by killing Macbeth--which is considered as manly and honorable act. These ideal characteristics for men and women seem to be assigned by society overtime. Earlier in the play…

…Bureau and the Ku Klux Klan (KKK). Document A contains a constitutional development which had to do with South Carolina Declaration of Causes of Secession. South Carolina was the first to secede and then others followed and this angered the North because…

…vulnerable. The color yellow represents his being calm, blue being relaxed, and red gives us the sense of anger. This expresses his feelings that were in him while growing up. From the phrase "Tone muscled and jostled fat," we get the sense of being a strong man…

…problems. Some children react to divorce by acting out in violence. The deepest of all emotions is anger, and it is the easiest to recognize in older children that are coping with a divorce. The anger is normally turned toward both parents and sibling…

…in a situation where they must pick between their parents just isn't fair. Use every power within you to hide your anger concerning your ex-spouse with the kids. Especially when your talking to friends in person or on the phone when your children are around…