Keyword [anger]
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| 181. | Paternal predictors of emotional empathy and anger in African American men |
| 182. | The role of perceived collective anger and fear on policy support in response to terrorist threat |
| 183. | Anger, forgiveness, and the goal of distal reconciliation: Predictors of complicated grief reactions to suicide-related bereavement |
| 184. | Implicit theories of anger: Beliefs about anger, conflict behavior, and couple outcomes |
| 185. | Affection, anger, or ambivalence? An examination of Tunisian students' attitudes toward the United States |
| 186. | Emotional competence and peer victimization in adolescence: A study of inner city youth |
| 187. | Overt and covert narcissism, anger, and selfobject needs |
| 188. | Habituation versus operant learning in the treatment of anger and anxiety |
| 189. | Anger et cetera: Understanding the emotions in ethics |
| 190. | Anger in the car -- An examination of the role of perspective-taking in the anger response while driving |
| 191. | Creativity and emotion: The impact of anger, fear, excitement, and calmness on creative problem solving |
| 192. | A time for anger: Conceptions of human feeling in modern English, A.D. 1500--1990 |
| 193. | Anger regulation and pain sensitivity: A test of distinct anger inhibition processes and their effects on response to a subsequent painful event |
| 194. | Perceiver race/ethnicity, attributions of anger, and perceptions of Black and White men at work |
| 195. | Anger, resentment, despair: On the political philosophy of truth commissions |
| 196. | From fratricide to forgiveness: The ethics of anger in Genesis |
| 197. | The role of potential protective factors in the relationship between anger and aggression: A cross-cultural investigation |
| 198. | An examination of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for angry drivers |
| 199. | Relationship of trait anger and irrational thinking to ATSS anger and aggression verbalizations in women |
| 200. | The effects of anabolic-androgenic steroid and thermogenic/ergogenic drug use on mood in powerlifters and bodybuilders |
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