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Some Situations/Conditions that could lead to anger
Anger is fundamentally caused by the way a person thinks or perceives certain situations. The following factors could serve as triggers, resulting in anger:
- Perceived loss of control
- Feeling disrespected
- Feeling frustrated
- Unfulfilled expectations
- Lack of consideration
- Confrontational persons/situations
- Sibling rivalry (e.g. competing for the love of a parent)
- Organization being disrupted
- Mimicking behavior on the part of others
- Feeling ignored
- Put downs by others
- False accusations
- Provocation by peers/others
- Intimidation on the part of others
- Being talked down to
- Perception of injustice
- Perception of not being believed
- Abuse (physical, emotional & sexual) – past and present
- Failure to achieve one’s goal(s)
- Deprived of love/nurturance
- Shortage of money
- Being cut-off on the road while driving
- Losses of different sorts, for example, the death of a parent/spouse etc.
- Physical injury/pain e.g. migraine headaches.
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Latchman P. Narain, Ph.D., Founder and Director of Anger Management Centre of Toronto Inc., is an anger management specialist holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry and a Post-Master’s Education in Counselling Psychology. He is a former teacher, guidance counsellor, parent educator and group facilitator.
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