Violence: Violence And Conflict In The Interpersonal Conflict

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Everyone experiences anger at some point in their life. We all have those topics that if it gets brought up we automatically go into our defense mood, whether it be sex, religion or politics . We all have had those skeletons in our closets that we don’t like to bring out. Commonly anger and aggression are used together but they aren’t the same thing according to the Interpersonal Conflict textbook, “Anger differs from aggression is an attack whereas anger is the feeling connected to a perceived unfairness or injustice. Anger can help people set boundaries when they need to be set and to right wrongs.”

Anger can help or hurt out relationships whether it be with coworkers, friends, boyfriends or family members. When we have a conflict

I went to junior college and had a roommate who became my best friend we argued over a number of different things. I would raise my voice when I was frustrated and we would end up having a yelling match sometimes we would just argue it out and then sit on our beds and ignore each other and wed be fine. Other times were not so simple we would argue and argue then eventually she would get emotional and walk out sometimes I would chase after her still yelling. We would be away for a few hours or for the night when this occurred I would sleep in one of our friend’s rooms. We would come back together and talk it out the next morning sometimes even with it being the next day there was still hard feelings and we would argue again then the subject was dropped. When the conversation was good we could calmly talk about the conflict and the argument. I learned from our arguments what was acceptable and what she got angry about, by us arguing we became better friends and more understanding of each

According to your angry child "When we are under stress as a result of the chemical messengers sent to by certain gland glands including our adrenal gkands. Our hearts start to beat faster, we breathe more rapidly, the blood vessels in our hands and feet get smaller which forces blood to our internal organs , and our testosterone and blood pressure increases. " "If you internalize your emotions too much then you can cause yourself to have more health problems such as heart disease high blood pressure, and depression."(young angry child) From my experience with being angry I don't normally pay too much attention to how my body is acting I am focused on being mad and getting my opinion