Sentences with phrase «only increased anger»
An earlier study also showed that venting anger by hitting pillows not only increased anger at that moment but made aggressive behavior more likely in the future.
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When news reached Luther «that the Council was still being expected to open in Trent, he could only dismiss it with increasing irritation and anger, beginning to glimpse that the Catholic forces, theological, political and military were in fact beginning to come together.
New legislation that would increase penalties for prostitution near city schools — inspired by the anger over the open sex trade happening near PS 6 in West Farms — is getting some push back by a civil rights group that says the stiffer penalties will only make it harder for prostitutes to get out of the lifestyle.
Last week's vote on tuition fees will only increase this group's anger with its Lib Dem partners.
Marathon runners consuming the equivalent of a teaspoon of nutritional yeast a day may not only cut respiratory infection risk in half but result in decreased confusion, fatigue, tension, anger — and my favorite — increased vigor... thanks to nutritional yeast.
We might therefore quickly find ourselves in a vicious cycle where our withdrawing, which is intended to protect ourselves from criticism, only leads to more anger and criticism and an increased need for self - protection.
Your heightened emotional reactivity and / or anger only works to increase your adolescent's anxiety.
If you are facing separation or divorce, you may be concerned because, not only are you ending a relationship, but you face the possibility of a destructive increase in anger, tension, damage to your family, and expensive litigation.
For children with early emotion dysregulation, however, increased risk for mood dysregulation characterized by anger, dysphoric mood, and suicidality — possibly indicative of disruptive mood dysregulation disorder — emerges only in the presence of low parental warmth and / or peer rejection during middle childhood.