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Types of anger worksheet
On this page, we will provide you with a worksheet that is types of anger worksheet, which will help you to know types of anger.
What is types of anger worksheet about?
Anger is an emotion, in which a person thinks the situation is worse than it actually is, the person starts reacting in a way that makes the situation worse and eventually he ends up losing control all out his mind-body and the situation. During such conditions, one should know how he should act to make things fall into place and stay calm and control over his anger even if he feels angry for a particular time. Now for that one should be aware of the type of anger he is facing, types of anger usually vary from person to person and from situation to situation, this worksheet is all about getting aware of the different types of anger.
How will types of anger worksheet help?
This worksheet will help you to know types of anger in life situations where you feel no other option than being angry, the types of anger you will know are assertive, suppressive, passive-aggressive, and aggressive.
Instructions on how to use types of anger worksheet.
Use this worksheet when you feel angry in certain situations of life or you feel you have anger issues you want to cope with. Learn its types of aggression and know yourself better.
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Conclusion
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