What is "anger-in"? What type of anger expression style is ideal?
What will be an ideal response?
Dembroski's group found that "anger-in", an anger expression style associated with anger suppression that they described as "an unwillingness in a variety of circumstances to express frustration-induced hostility and/or anger overtly," was positively associated with severity of angina symptoms and frequency of myocardial infarctions. Corroborating evidence was also found for suppressed anger as a health risk factor for coronary heart disease in a number of other studies---moderate anger expression was indicated as optimal.
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