The Effects of Anger on the Body
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What physical changes occur in the body when anger is felt?

  • Hands become open and relaxed
  • Shoulder and neck muscles become stiff (correct)
  • Teeth become loose and wobbly
  • Blood pressure decreases

    • How can anger be viewed positively?

  • It leads to harmful actions
  • It signifies that everything is going well
  • It indicates a need for change (correct)
  • It causes others to fear its consequences

    • What does expressing our feelings of anger help with?

  • Increasing fear of the consequences
  • Avoiding any change
  • Hiding the source of anger
  • Helping others understand the source of our anger (correct)

    • What physical changes occur in the body when feeling anger?

    <p>The breathing becomes heavy and the heart beats slower (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to express feelings of anger?

    <p>To help others understand the source of anger (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can anger be viewed positively?

    <p>It tells you something is not right and needs to change (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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