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Emotional Anger Anger is defined as an emotional state where the person is enraged due to the circumstances in their life. When a person is angry, their heart rate is raised, and blood pressure also increases. The levels of nor adrenaline and adrenaline in the body are elevated when a person feels angry. Levels of anger range from a small irritation, which has little affect on the body, to a full rage, which has significant effects on the heart and brain. When a person is in an all out rage, they will greatly increase their heart rate and blood pressure. Heart attacks can often occur when a person gets overly angry. A person who is dealing with high level of stress in their life should avoid situations that cause them to become extremely angry. Increased anger increases stress levels in a person's life. Avoiding anger can help avoid adding stress when stress needs to be avoided. For more terms click here. |
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