Sentences with phrase «of anger problems»

Emotional outbursts, physical aggression, and violence are just some of the results of anger problems: Individuals who experience chronic anger tend to be more susceptible to health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, insomnia, high blood pressure, and depression.

I have a bit of an anger problem myself, so learning not to yell is like... something that's important to me.

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The extent of an anger problem can be based on the intensity and the frequency of angry outbursts.

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Macron further angered a lot of his supporters by suggesting Africa has a «civilizational» problem caused by women having «seven or eight» children.

Arguments then become less about anger and more about drilling down into the heart of a problem.

My guess is that as the problems of the real estate sector kick in, with lower prices causing a drop in real estate development, which matters for employment, we are likely to see additional stimulus spending aimed at managing the threat of unemployment and, perhaps more importantly, at managing the possibility of rising anger among provincial elites as the glorious prospect of easy money continues to retreat.

And for most Pakistanis... the most important problems they struggle with are corruption, weak representative institutions, and poor economic growth; the drone program is only a small part of their overall anger, most of which is directed toward their own governments.

For 2 days and 26 pages of site entries people from around the world have thrown anger and curses and hate at each other and at God — and for what??? No arguments have been won, no souls have been won, no peace has been gained, no problems have been solved, no hunger has been fed, no bank accounts have been increased... get the picture?

The problem, mique, is that the Christians (and some other religions) believe that your actions or lack of action (e.g., not properly worshiping their deity) can anger their god and bring his collective punishment upon everyone, so they think it's their civic duty to help you see the light and to legislate their ideas so that all must follow their ways (of course, history shows they can't even agree among themselves what those ways are).

I have no idea whom you are speaking of or what your problem is, but obviously you have some anger issues.

But, as the apostle's comment suggests, the problem with most of us is not that we are too slow to anger but that our anger tends to be sin and to spawn sin.

This is a problem because some suggest there must be a division in the Trinity, so that Jesus is a victim of another party (God's) anger.

Such short - term therapy aims not at deep underlying problems, but at helping the person do things that will improve his chances of achieving productive sobriety — things such as accepting the fact that he is an alcoholic, learning how to face and handle his fears and resentments constructively, changing his ways of relating so that the guilt - isolation - anger spiral is not triggered so often.

Topher, perhaps you should stop projecting your problems and alleged solutions onto anyone else, especially given that there are plenty of known good anger management treatments that do not involve any alleged supernatural beings and that there is no evidence for your or any god.

But such loss may be hardest on children, Carroll said, with preteens exhibiting higher levels of depression and anxiety and adolescents being more likely to show attention problems and anger.

That's why He warns against marrying someone who doesn't share your faith (2 Corinthians 6:14 - 17), a person with an anger problem (Proverbs 22:24) and anyone who embraces an active lifestyle of sin.

I generally use it in any of three circumstances: (1) If I've been overeating; (2) if I'm having severe problems with anger, resentment or frustration; or (3) for a spiritual discipline.

Depression and many psychosomatic problems are the result of retroflexed anger.

I have difficulty with either approving or negating a belief based on the people who believe it — knowing that we people are generally full of problems, criticism, hate, anger, greed, and selfishness.

AA, religion, christ himself, science satanisim, math, medicine or whatever it is you choose to turn to try to get out of pain, remorse, guilt, anger, selfishness, legal problems, drug / alcohol abuse, financial ruin or any other negative result producing situation that you have brought upon yourself if it changes you for the betterand helps others feel better about you or themselves who cares what, who, or how someones higher power works!!!

I don't believe that some movement of people from church to church is necessarily unhealthy; but, if there's anger and unforgiveness involved, then you've got problems (especially for the church where these people end up!).

It is my unhappiness about this inadequacy, ineffectiveness, powerlessness and sense of futility — which seem to be built into the problem — that causes my anger.

Jeremy: Careful... kermi has anger issues and has no problem pretending to know what he speaks of and then avoiding answering you by talking over you (so to speak).

(CNN)- The Vatican begged forgiveness from Irish victims of child sexual abuse by priests as it released a major report into the problem Tuesday, but victims responded with anger and disbelief at the report's finding that new safeguards are working.

The cultural consequences of immigration pose a more difficult problem, one less amenable to remediation, which is why it is probably the deeper source of populist anger.

Italy — the land that gave the world Parma ham, mozzarella and deep - fried rice balls — has reacted with anger to a UK food labelling system that aims to highlight sugar, salt and fat content, warning that it risks penalising top - quality traditional delicacies of the Mediterranean while doing little to help tackle Britain's obesity problem.

But as well as the problems and pressure that have come from our latest match, there was a big positive for Arsenal in the shape of Jack Wilshere, as the England international star came on to kick his first ball in anger since before the start of the current season.

I see a lot of people saying «it's either Chriss or Bender» — while I would take Bender over Chriss in a heartbeat (Chriss has anger problems, and after the Morri debacle, I want to avoid duplicating that culture at all costs), I don't see why we should get rid of either of them just yet.

Injury problems and the financial restrictions caused by the move from Highbury to the Emirates are two of the biggest, but by far the main source of anger for Arsenal fans has been the man in charge Arsene Wenger.

According to reports, Chen said a psychiatric assessment of Tremblay was unreliable and that he believed the coach's problems stem from anger - management issues.

Problem is, that plays right in to the hands of sensationalist journalism and the gullible fans who eat it all up and spout it back out as feigned anger...

Problem we hve now so many fans are finally realising that the club is ambitionless.there is a wave of heartbreak and anger by fans and i fear the mood at the home games will be very hostile.this will make it tougher to win but who is to blame we all know who.

To be fair Obviously there are two sides to a story and I don't know if he has had anger problems before but we don't need that sort of thing.

I won't nick pick as to why you think Jagielka, Schwarzer, Nzonzi, Bony etc would be the answer to our problems and propel us up the table but one point I would like an answer to, because it is at the heart of all the angst, anger, division and heartbreak amongst the supporters, how do we determine and establish with any certainty what Arsenal's «rightful place» is?

The # 16m Argentina defender angered Van Gaal when he was forced to miss United's preseason tour of America due to a passport problem.

At fifteen, the kids of troubled marriages had significantly higher levels of truancy, depression, peer rejection, low school achievement, behavior problems, anger and aggression.

The real problem, experts say, is parental conflict; one study found that 66 percent of parental interactions after the divorce were marked by anger and conflict.

But for kids with anger problems, lashing out often becomes a first line of defense.

This means you must learn to express your anger by stating the problem and what you'd like to see resolved instead of resorting to verbal or physical aggression.

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The Prophet Muhammad warned against getting angry, and I believe that the root of most family problems lies in anger.

Expressing anger or making accusations - Although parents may have struggled with school staff because of their child's learning problems, avoid thinking about those incidents when writing your letter.

Kids with intense outbursts that involve high levels of anger are more likely to have psychological problems, according to the study.

Studies indicate that parenting classes can reduce your feelings of anger, guilt, and stress — particularly if your child has difficult behavior problems (Barlow et al 2014; Furlong et al 2012; Feinberg et al 2014).

Either suppressed anger or the explosion of anger has obvious implications for parenting and other relationships, and could become a problem.

One way of looking at this is that your child's frustration, disappointment and anger are problems that he solves by being violent.

One way of looking at this issue is that your child's frustration, disappointment and anger are problems that he solves by being violent.

This can lead to anger problems, trouble in school (academically and with teachers and peers), the use of stimulants like caffeine or energy drinks to feel more awake, and car crashes due to delayed response times or falling asleep at the wheel.