Intro to Anger: Mini Quiz

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Mini Quiz

A quick check in to test our knowledge from Part 1. Intro to Anger

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Check your knowledge on Part 1. Intro to Anger of our Managing Anger Course. 

    Anger is an effective way to gain respect from others.

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    Anger is a natural response to something we perceive as threatening our physical or psychological health.

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    Anger is something that guys naturally have a lot of and can’t help but show.

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    Anger often emerges as a result of other painful feelings, and can mask them.

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    Anger becomes a problem when we bottle things up and suppress it.

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    Anger becomes a problem when it alerts us to a bad situation

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    Exhaustion, stress, and poor mental health can be consequences of unmanaged anger.

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    High blood pressure, a weakened immune system, and other physical health issues can be consequences of unmanaged anger.

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    When you yell at someone, they will respect you more next time.

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    If we ignore what’s behind our anger or what may be causing it, we’re not addressing the real problem or fixing it.

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