Study finds that people with Substance Use Disorders, particularly Alcohol and Tobacco Use Disorders, show elevated rates of pathological anger
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Taylor & Francis
Anger is more strongly associated with alcohol and tobacco use and use disorders compared to other substances in American adults
Background: Anger is elevated in substance use disorders (SUDs) and related to problematic use. However, it is unclear whether anger is elevated in individuals who use substances, is only heightene...
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A new study suggests that how we handle anger could be a hidden factor in cardiovascular health. The findings indicate that people with a quick temper, especially those who hold it in, may experience unusual cardiovascular responses to stress that could affect risk of developing heart disease.
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PsyPost
How you express anger could impact your heart health, study finds
Can your style of anger influence your heart health? According to a new study, it might.
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Young adults who feel excluded because of their political identity are more likely to experience anger 😠 and less willing to engage with people from the opposing political side 🤝, according to new research.
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Wiley Online Library
The Effects of Political Exclusion: Threatened Needs and Decreased Affiliation With Increased Anger and Antisocial Inclinations
Social exclusion threatens psychological needs satisfaction, increases anger, and can contribute to group polarization. In two studies, we explored how political exclusion (vs. inclusion) influenced ...
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Women Get Better at Managing Their Anger as They Age. 💪👩🦳 New analysis suggests that chronologic and reproductive age both have a significant effect on a women's level of anger and her ability to manage it.
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The Menopause Society
Women Get Better at Managing Their Anger as They Age | The Menopause Society
New analysis suggests that chronologic and reproductive age both have a significant effect on a woman’s level of anger and her ability to manage it
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Shockwaves from routine military duties associated with long-term anger and violence. This association remains visible even when accounting for other mental health factors like post-traumatic stress disorder.
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PsyPost
Shockwaves from routine military duties associated with long-term anger and violence
Veterans who worked in high-blast occupations, such as artillery or weapons training, show higher rates of anger and aggression. Using artificial intelligence to scan medical records, researchers found this occupational exposure carries a distinct behavioral…
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Escitalopram significantly reduced anger and irritability in people with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), according to new research, providing further evidence that the antidepressant may help alleviate some of the condition's most disruptive emotional symptoms.
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PsyPost
Escitalopram reduces anger and irritability in premenstrual dysphoric disorder, study finds
New research shows that administering the antidepressant escitalopram during the luteal phase eases the debilitating irritability and anger associated with premenstrual dysphoric disorder, while simultaneously reducing the brain’s neural response to aggressive…