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The Truth Hurts · 08-15-2005, 11:17 PM

http://www.rageanon.com/

nofx · 08-15-2005, 11:19 PM

Myth #1: "Aggression is the instinctive catharsis for anger."

REALITY: Aggression is an acquired cathartic habit, a learned reaction practiced by people who think they can get away with behaving this way.

Myth #2: "Talking out our anger gets rid of it - or at least makes you feel less angry."

REALITY: A series of studies indicates that overt expression can focus or even increase anger. Tavris suggests that before speaking out, evaluate whether one wants to stay or not.

Myth #3: "Tantrums and other childhood rages are healthy expressions of anger that forestall neuroses."

REALITY: Tantrums, which peak at two and three years of age, begin to wane by age four, unless the child learns to control others through such behavior. Says Tavris: "The emotions are as subject to the laws of learning as any other behavior."

tristan_D · 08-16-2005, 12:14 AM

I guess I should watch my kid for some possible symptoms.

reed_4 · 08-16-2005, 02:41 AM

GFY people needs anger management.

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nofx Too lazy to set a custom title Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Virgin Mary's womb Posts: 16,826	Myth #1: "Aggression is the instinctive catharsis for anger." REALITY: Aggression is an acquired cathartic habit, a learned reaction practiced by people who think they can get away with behaving this way. Myth #2: "Talking out our anger gets rid of it - or at least makes you feel less angry." REALITY: A series of studies indicates that overt expression can focus or even increase anger. Tavris suggests that before speaking out, evaluate whether one wants to stay or not. Myth #3: "Tantrums and other childhood rages are healthy expressions of anger that forestall neuroses." REALITY: Tantrums, which peak at two and three years of age, begin to wane by age four, unless the child learns to control others through such behavior. Says Tavris: "The emotions are as subject to the laws of learning as any other behavior." __________________ Often times I wonder why There's love and hate, theres live or die. When sickness comes I must decide: When feelings go, theres suicide.

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