NAMA Understanding Anger & Its Causes

Question 1

What is the primary function of anger?

Accepted Answer

To alert us to danger or violation of boundaries

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To create conflict with others.

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To suppress emotions.

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To isolate us from relationships.

Question 2

Which brain structure is most involved in triggering anger?

Accepted Answer

Amygdala

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Hippocampus

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Cerebellum

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Thalamus

Question 3

Which of the following can be a healthy way to manage anger?

Accepted Answer

Identifying triggers and using assertive communication

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Avoiding all confrontations.

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Shouting to release tension.

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Passive-aggressive behavior.

Question 4

What is a common misconception about anger?

Accepted Answer

It should always be suppressed

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It can motivate change.

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It is a natural emotion.

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It can be managed.

Question 5

Which factor is most likely to contribute to chronic anger?

Accepted Answer

Unresolved trauma or long-term stress

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Regular physical activity

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Proper sleep schedule

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Healthy diet

Question 6

How can journaling help with anger management?

Accepted Answer

It helps track triggers and emotional responses

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It suppresses emotions.

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It distracts from important issues.

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It promotes passive behavior.

Question 7

Which technique is used in anger management programs?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

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Electroshock therapy

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Isolation techniques

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Mindless distraction

Question 8

How does unresolved anger affect physical health?

Accepted Answer

It increases risk of heart disease and stress-related issues

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It has no impact on physical health.

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It boosts energy levels.

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It improves digestion.

Question 9

What role does empathy play in anger management?

Accepted Answer

It helps understand others and reduces emotional reactivity

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It encourages more arguments.

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It promotes selfish behavior.

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It increases stress.