Feeling angry may help people achieve their goals, study finds . More than desire or amusement, anger could help people overcome challenges that get in the way of their ambitions.

Unravel the psychology behind feeling angry when corrected, as needs for respect, self-worth, and past experiences shape our ...

While anger is normal and widespread, many of us have a challenging relationship with it. Often, we were told that expressing our outrage makes us "weak," “impulsive,” and “uncontrollable ...

While it may be difficult, try not to take things personally, and remember that people tend to become less angry after expressing their feelings. SETH HERALD/AFP // Getty Images.

Suppressing anger can lead to bottling-up feelings, stress, and potentially harmful outbursts. It communicates needs. Anger often arises when our needs are not met.

Americans think democracy is under threat. Some activists are staying joyful to resist — others are getting mad.

We're often taught to repress our feelings and behave nicely. But anger has a biological purpose, and psychologists say it's healthier to embrace it. Here are four steps for working with anger.

Feeling angry often can also have negative effects on our relationships, as well as our mental and physical health. So how should you manage feelings of anger to keep them in check?

Anger is a common and often intense emotion that is characterized by feelings of frustration, friction, annoyance or conflict with another person, event or situation.

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Anger is a common and often intense emotion that is characterized by feelings of frustration, friction, annoyance or conflict with another person, event or situation.