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Anger Management
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Module 1: Introduction
What is Anger?
Physiology of Anger
What is Anger Management?
Module 2: Tools and Techniques
Tools and Techniques
Anger Management Strategies
Quiz 1
Module 3: Summary
Why manage anger?
What is the best therapy for anger?
Conclusion
Test Your Knowledge
Quiz 1
Which of the following is NOT a helpful strategy for managing anger in the moment?
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Taking a time-out from the situation
Engaging in physical activity like a brisk walk
Bottling up your emotions and pretending you're not angry
Counting to ten before reacting
When using "I" statements to communicate assertively during anger, you focus on:
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Blaming the other person for your anger.
Expressing your feelings and needs clearly.
Avoiding any direct confrontation.
Resorting to threats or ultimatums.
A key aspect of challenging negative thoughts during anger management is:
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Ignoring any thoughts that make you angry.
Replacing negative thoughts with more positive ones.
Dwelling on the negative thoughts to understand them better.
Accepting all your thoughts as valid without judgment.