Sentence examples for associated anger from inspiring English sources

"Because of the way Daddy behaved when he was angry and drunk, I associated anger with being out of control and I was determined not to lose control.

The paper became a case history on how people cope with panic and fear and the associated anger and aggression.

He writes that seeing his stepfather angry and drunk, he came to associate anger with being out of control, and determined to keep his own anger locked away.

Emotional defensiveness was positively associated with Anger Control (r=0.34, P<0.001) and negatively with Anger-out (−0.26, P=0.01).

According to Dr. Jennifer Jo Brout, "Individuals with APD (auditory processing disorder) do not typically report the autonomic nervous system arousal (or the fight/flight reaction associated with anger and rage) in association with sounds in misophonia.

Considering the various health and psychological impacts associated with anger expression, the current research investigated the effects of self-reported anger expression style on cerebrally lateralized physiological responses to a neuropsychological stressor.

Various research studies trigger an ongoing debate whether tense voice is associated with anger, joy, and fear; lax voice is associated with sadness and breathy voice is associated with both anger and happiness whereas sadness is associated with a 'resonant' voice quality.

The word livid has so long been associated with anger that it has lost its coloration and now means "infuriated".

The parts of the brain associated with anger and aggression gradually shrink as people cross the threshold to old age.

"What we're finding is that the risk of heart attacks associated with anger is comparable with that of smoking and high cholesterol," Dr. Williams said.

However, because upending is commonly associated with anger and destruction, "radical" has acquired a miscreant odor that will never wash off.