Surprises and unplanned events can really confuse an individual with Alzheimer's and act as a trigger for their anger.
Consider if anything you said or did towards them could have acted as a trigger for their anger.
Over time, you may evaluate your journal and find that being called a name (such as selfish) is a trigger for your anger.
While previous cognitive research using brain imaging techniques focused on punishment6,7,8, frustration2, or perceived threat as a trigger of anger or aggression2, emotion research has focused on the recognition of anger as an indicator for dysfunctions in experience and perception of anger9, 10.
Frustration is a typical trigger for anger, with something you want or need being thwarted.
That was a trigger for Mullen's anger: Some senior officials concede that Pakistan may not have had enough time, or precise "actionable" intelligence, to stop the bomb-laden truck.
He vowed to push ahead with plans to demolish a public park — a trigger for the spasm of public anger that left Istanbul's main commercial district strewn with graffiti and broken glass.
As the blood sugars drop, we increase our cortisol and adrenalin – so our kind of fight or flight hormones – and those have an impact on our brain and the neuropeptides – the things that control our brain, the chemicals in our brain, the ones the trigger for hunger are the same ones that trigger for anger and also for rage and impulsive type behaviours.
The most common trigger for anger is frustration, felt typically when our pursuit of something that matters to us is blocked.
I understood the principal's anger, however, because I was a trigger for a lot of bad press for the college.
[Immigration] is a trigger for me.
