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…://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/cooperate/neg.htm) 3. Think before you respond It is normal to have feeling like anger, disappointment, frustration, etc. in the negotiation process. However, as we get more emotional, we often react without thinking and cannot solve…

…. When killing an animal for food,it was believed that animals spirit may become angered and seek retribution from the one who took his life by inflicting him/her with disease. It is also thought that the plants have spirits that wish to help humans…

…they had left was not nearly enough to survive on. This is just one of the many prolonged economic crises of the 1920's that gave the German people reason to doubt and feel angry towards the Weimar Government. Similar to the build up of anger between nations…

…of his father's anger. Although Alois Sr. never struck Adolf, his anger was a tremendous emotional strain on him. In July 1897 the Hitlers moved out of Hafeld and into Lambach where they stayed for a little over a year and then moved to Leonding, a small…

…to abuse their own children in order to justify or prove that their parent’s were right. As sad as it sounds, the severe emotional or psychological problems adults often experience from child abuse cause them to carry intense feelings of repressed anger towards…

…came from a poor Hispanic family that she abandoned years before. She had a horrible childhood that left her with enough bitterness and anger to discard a good part of her life. When the divorce came she had no one to turn to. Everything that she had to face…

…to join. Hundreds of singing children filled the streets of downtown Birmingham, angering Connor, who sent police officers with attack dogs and firefighters with high-pressure water hoses against the marchers. Scenes of young protesters being attacked by dogs…

…the other parent to get my way. My coercive behavior escalated a number of times from verbal “freshness” and cursing to physical attacks on my mother. My anger and aggression occurred when I did not receive desired objects, when food was not prepared as desired…

…. They tend to become over-involved and angry, stages necessary in the process of adjustment. The family members attempt to counterweigh the losses experienced by the patient, because the deterioration is beginning to become obvious. Their anger, not necessarily…

…obvious. Their anger, not necessarily with the patient, stems from the burden, embarrassment, and frustrations caused by the patient's behavior. Burden is reported to be highest in this phase of mild dementia. When the spouse is the primary caregiver…