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…offence and punishable by reconciliation by the wronged. The Iroquois had no such thing as trespassing. Everyone owned everything. Only spiritual articles were personally owned. If these items were stolen, the punishment was ridicule or anger. New Year's Eve…

…the potential to be highly maladaptive for the person who holds them. One of the typical maladaptive consequences of these irrational beliefs is a negative mood state such as anxiety, depression or anger. Other maladaptive consequences are that these beliefs often…

…the ruins of lives they had no desire to understand. A violent kaleidoscope of bewildering complexity was flattened into a single, categorical scenario: legitimate black anger over the King decision hijacked by hard-core street criminals and it transformed…

…taking Prozac, but this anxiety eventually passes. There also have been reports of anger and irritability among users of Prozac. Very irritable patients usually find their temperaments improving on Prozac, but it's a different story with manic-depressives…

…when a divorce happens. The children need to be comforted, supported, and loved: Children at this age increase crying, they want more attention, they can develop anger, they can have difficulties sleeping and irregular habits can form. However…

…at Louis's response to Church's castration makes fairly clear his repressed anger toward Ellie and Rachel as well as its main cause in his sense of being hampered, restrained, unmanned by their demands for domestic stability. Louis's resentment may well…

…visiting Deborah. Her father was a Latvian immigrant with a clubfoot. His anger and resentment drove him to seek an education and build a fortune in the United States. He purchased a home in a rich neighborhood where he hoped that his children would gain…

…and lack of anger management skills and thereby ignore the coalition process itself and reinforce its tendency to scapegoat, whereas a systems approach would focus on the present-time context of mom's explosions, looking at the interactions leading up…

…to twelve have the capacity to understand a much more complex reality than that of younger children. These children actively struggle to deal with conflicting feelings and try to make order of their current situation. Intense anger sets this group apart from…

…. Her running late could cost me money, which doesn't settle well with me. "You would not believe who showed up last night after you left," she somehow missed the anger in my voice, or just wanted to ignore it, "Matt Hess." "Holy shit, that is awesome…