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Anger In The Body Worksheet
On this page we will provide you with an Anger in the body worksheet. It will help you examine the impact of anger on your body parts and functions .
What is an Anger in the body worksheet?
The angry response happens when you feel a threat or loss to your body, self esteem, values, property and when you didn't get what you wanted. The first target of anger is your body. It alters normal operations of the body e.g racing heart rate,high temperature,adrenaline rush etc, if not treated timely these adverse effects can be fatal, lead to heart attack, stroke etc. This worksheet will help you know about your anger and its effects on your body parts.
How will an Anger in the body worksheet help?
Anger is not only harmful for others but also for the person who displays it. Anger leads to harmful behaviors and responses.e.g self harm,physical assault others etc.realization is a basic step to curb any problem.This worksheet will help you in understanding your anger, changes occur during anger and the intensity of the bodily changes.
Instructions on how to use an Anger in the body worksheet.
When we are angry we lose our sense of well being.It affects our body functions and different symptoms have been seen .You have to think about your recent experience of anger and write its impacts on your body and rate it on 1--10 scale.
Conclusion
On this page we provided you with an Anger in the body worksheet. It hopefully helped you examine the impact of anger on your body parts and functions .
If you have any questions or comments, please let us know.
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