Anger

According to the text, what physiological changes occur in the body when someone experiences anger?

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  Decrease in heart rate, lowered blood pressure, and reduced adrenaline levels.

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  Increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and a surge of adrenaline and noradrenaline.

• Decreased adrenaline levels, stable blood pressure, and a slower heart rate

• Stable heart rate, decreased blood pressure, and a surge of dopamine

 According to the text, what is one misconception people have about venting anger?

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  Venting anger is a constructive way to resolve conflicts and build stronger relationships.

• Venting anger is an unhealthy way to deal with it, and outbursts only intensify the problem.

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  Venting anger has no effect on personal or social well-being.

• Venting anger is a sign of emotional intelligence and self-awareness.

According to the text, what role does the orbital frontal cortex play in managing anger in healthy individuals?

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  It amplifies emotional responses, leading to increased impulsivity.

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  It activates the amygdala, intensifying feelings of fear and anxiety.

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  It puts a brake on emotions, preventing impulsive reactions.

• It has no significant role in managing emotional responses.

According to the text, which of the following is the MOST accurate description of anger?

• An emotion that is only triggered by external events and situations.

• A normal, natural, and even mature emotion that everyone experiences.

• An emotion that always leads to negative outcomes and should be suppressed.

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  An emotion that is primarily a sign of weakness and lack of control.

According to the text, what is the primary function of the 'fight or flight' response in relation to anger?

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  To suppress feelings of anger and promote relaxation.

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  To prepare the body to confront a perceived threat.

• To cause a decrease in heart rate and blood pressure.

• To encourage individuals to seek peaceful resolutions to conflicts.

According to the text, which type of anger is described as a quick, impulsive reaction linked to self-preservation?

• Dispositional anger

• Settled and deliberate anger

• Hasty and sudden anger

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  Chronic anger

According to the text, what can be the result of chronic anger on an individual's life?

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  Improved judgment and increased success.

• Enhanced personal and social well-being.

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  Negative impact on how others perceive you, impaired judgment, and hindered success.

• Stronger relationships and better communication skills.

According to the text, what is the focus of scientists' current research on anger?

• To promote the benefits of venting anger as a healthy coping mechanism.

• To develop effective treatments and understand the neurological processes involved in anger and aggression.

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  To prove that anger is solely caused by external factors and genetics.

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  To explore the idea that anger is not a fundamental emotion