The phrase "anger and perceptions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing emotions and how they are interpreted or understood in a particular context.
Example: "The study examined the relationship between anger and perceptions of fairness in the workplace."
Alternatives: "frustration and views on" or "rage and interpretations of".
He gave each subject three tests: a depression inventory, an anger scale (measuring the emotional aspects of anger), and a hostility scale (measuring attitudes such as ill will and perception of resentment).
To make our point, we introduce emotions in the form of worker anger at perceptions of insufficient firm altruism (as in Levine, 1998 and Rotemberg, 2008) in the textbook version of Salop (1979).
Unlike during the previous wave of dissent, the current protests have expressed anger at perceptions of corruption across the entire political class that is viewed as corrupt, not just Peña Nieto.
The results echo recent elections in Portugal and Spain, where anger at austerity, perceptions of rising inequality and mistrust of established political elites left parliaments fragmented and parties struggling to form governments.
In terms of the genesis of anger, Lindebaum and Geddes (2014) highlight the significant social function of anger if elicited by perceptions of injustice and unfairness or violations of individuals' dignity, where these perceptions induce approach behaviors to address the wrongdoing at the social level.
The BQSRP appears to be effective in reducing stress perception, anxiety, anger, and improving quality of life (KCT0000056).
It is plausible that a 4-week BQSRP intervention is effective in reducing stress perception, anxiety, anger, and improving quality of life.
Specifically, the expression of anger and fear represents the perception of a threat for the personal safeguard and, therefore, it requires a greater investment of attentional resources.
