Sentences with phrase «express less anger»

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The inner tensions expressed themselves now less in the misery of depressive bouts than in bursts of furious anger and forecasts of disaster.

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If his anger led him to react by destroying his crayons and breaking them in two, ask him what he could have done differently to express his feelings in a way that is less harmful, more productive.

If a child has an appropriate place to express and display anger, then they are less likely to use anger with their peers (or parents).

Some decisions are made without rational consideration and under intensive feeling of anger which can be expressed in less adaptive ways.

Children with an AD are found to have difficulty expressing and managing anger and sadness and perceive themselves as less able to successfully manage emotionally provocative situations (e.g., Suveg and Zeman 2004).

One alternative explanation is that the group members scoring high on neuroticism are less likely to express their anger while being engaged in relationship conflict and this could prevent the further escalation of relationship conflict.

Mothers of insecure children were more downcast, tended to show less tenderness / affection, were more likely to express extreme levels of anger / irritability, and were more likely to express high levels of two or more negative affects (i.e., anger, anxiousness, downcast) than were mothers of secure children.