Intense Anger

Definition

Intense anger refers to a strong and overwhelming emotional response characterized by feelings of extreme displeasure, hostility, and a desire to harm or confront someone or something.

Related terms

Emotional Regulation:

Refers to the ability to manage and control one's emotions effectively.

Catharsis: The release of emotional tension through expression or venting, often used in therapy as a means of relieving intense emotions.

Defense Mechanisms:

Psychological strategies unconsciously used by individuals to protect themselves from anxiety or distress.