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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2024 · 12 MIN

62 - Why Do I Get Angry So Fast?

from Anger Secrets: Anger Management for Healthier Relationships

In this episode, Anger Secrets host Alastair Duhs discusses the reasons why some people think they get angry fast. These reasons include: a) Unawareness of the buildup of anger b) Learned habits of reacting with anger, and c) Underestimating the speed of brain's information processing ability. The episode also discusses the Tension Scale as a tool for recognising rising tension levels, discusses how to "unlearn" reacting with anger, and emphasises the use of cognitive speed to respond more positively in anger-inducing situations. For help dealing with your anger issues right now, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:48 Understanding the Nature of Anger 01:42 Reason 1: Unawareness of Anger Buildup 02:27 Introducing the Tension Scale 04:22 Reason 2: Habitual Response with Anger 05:23 Unlearning the Habit of Reacting with Anger 06:40 Reason 3: Underestimating the Speed of Your Brain 08:37 The Power of Your Brain in Managing Anger 10:18 Recap and Conclusion 10:44 The Complete Anger Management System 10:59 Conclusion

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