Inferiority Complex in Osborne’s Look Back in Anger: A Psychoanalytic Reading by Neimat Zakaria Mohamed Abd El-Haleem

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Anger Management in Building Service Quality in Early Childhood Education Institutions by Abd Muhith, Hasan Baharun, Astutik Astutik, Lailatul Mukarromah

Subjects: “…anger management…”
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The associations of anger and hope with project retention decisions: A case study by Heba Balatia, Joanna Wincenciak, Trevor Buck

“…However, when hope and anger were experienced together, hope complemented a positive association between anger and retention. …”
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Physiologic correlates of basic emotions of anger and sadness in healthy and depressed people by Fatemeh Rabiee, Nima Ghorbani, Leili Panaghi

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Understanding the experiences of anger in the onset and progression of psoriasis: A thematic analysis by Olivia Hughes, Rachael Hunter

“…Four key themes were identified: (1) anger at the self and others, (2) the impact of anger on psoriasis: angry skin, (3) shared experiences of distress and (4) moving past anger to affirmation. …”
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The Effect of Anger, Gratitude and Psychological Well-Being as Determinants of Forgiveness in Adults by Seda Donat Bacıoğlu

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Relationships among Bicycle Rider Behaviours, Anger, Aggression, and Crashes in Finland by Steve O’Hern, Elias Willberg, Christoph Fink, Sergio Useche

“…Most participants report low levels of aggression, which is generally dealt with in constructive ways, while anger was most commonly a result of interactions with motor vehicles and less with other road users such as pedestrians. …”
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A Widow’s Diet: Negotiating Politics of Food and Widowhood in The Anger of Aubergines by Rajbir Samal, Binod Mishra

“…The present paper attempts to understand the state of widowhood through the analysis of two short stories in the collection, The Anger of Aubergines (1997) by Bulbul Sharma from the perspective of food. …”
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Perceived Anger in Clear and Conversational Speech: Contributions of Age and Hearing Loss by Shae D. Morgan, Sarah Hargus Ferguson, Ashton D. Crain, Skyler G. Jennings

“…The objective of the present study was to evaluate the contributions of aging and hearing loss to the reduced perception of anger in older adults with hearing loss. We investigated perceived anger in clear and conversational speech in younger adults with and without a simulated age-related hearing loss, and in older adults with normal hearing. …”
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How to Regulate Anger? Using Expression, Problem Solving, and Distraction Strategies by İrem Şahin, Burçin Akın Sarı

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Albert Memmi and Audre Lorde: Gender, Race, and the Rhetorical Uses of Anger by Maria del Guadalupe Davidson

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Investigation of anger levels in adolescent individuals in terms of educational game variable by Mehibe Akandere

Subjects: “…adolescent individual; anger control; educational play; exercise; school…”
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A psychodynamic contribution to the understanding of anger - The importance of diagnosis before treatment by Paola Manfredi, Claudia Taglietti

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SPEECH ACTS OF OBJECTION IN THE PLAY LOOK BACK IN ANGER BY JOHN OSBORNE by Daniela Matić

“…This paper studies speech acts of objection within local pragmatic acts extracted from the play Look Back in Anger by John Osborne. In this analysis the theoretical postulates in J.L. …”
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Shame and anger differentially predict disidentification between collectivistic and individualistic societies. by Isabel Bierle, Julia C Becker, Gen Nakao, Steven J Heine

“…Study 1 (N = 378) found that anger, but not shame, was related to disidentification in Japan, whereas shame, but not anger, was related to disidentification in Canada and Germany. …”
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Anger elicitation in Tonga and Germany: The impact of culture on cognitive determinants of emotions by Andrea eBender, Hans eSpada, Annelie eRothe, Simone eTraber, Karsten eRauss

“…Ascription of responsibility to self and/or circumstances, in line with a more interdependent self-concept, co-varies with higher ratings of shame, guilt and sadness, whereas ascription of responsibility to others, in line with a less interdependent self-concept, co-varies with higher ratings of anger. These findings support the universal contingency hypothesis and help to explain cultural differences in this domain on a fine-grained level.…”
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Non-political anger shifts political preferences towards stronger leaders by Klaudia B. Ambroziak, Lou Safra, Manos Tsakiris

“…One important question is whether it is anger generated specifically in a political context that explains the association between anger and specific political preferences or whether any feeling of anger would be associated with changes in political attitudes. …”
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Social anxiety symptoms and anger: The mediating role of emotion regulation difficulties by MohammadAli Besharat, Marzieh Masoudi, Sepideh Dehghani, Sajad Motahari, Fatemeh Pourkhaghan

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The Examination of the Empathic Anger Levels of Conservatory Students According to Various Variables by Hüseyin YILMAZ, Perçin DEMİRKOL YALÇIN, Onur ZAHAL

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The associations of anger and hope with project retention decisions: A case study. by Heba Balatia, Joanna Wincenciak, Trevor Buck

“…However, when hope and anger were experienced together, hope complemented a positive association between anger and retention. …”
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