Psychologist's Advice: Can "Fear" Control Aggressive Behavior? How Effective is it Really?
Report: Udhav Krishna/Patna Anger is a normal and natural emotion, a part of every human’s life. However, when anger spirals out of control, it can become dangerous not only for the individual but also for those around them. Managing anger, particularly in teenagers, has become a growing challenge in today's society. Hormonal Changes and Anger Due to rapid physical development and hormonal changes, many teenagers find themselves in situations where they resort to unhealthy ways of expressing their anger. The physical and emotional transitions during adolescence can amplify feelings of frustration and confusion. Adolescence: A Period of Conflict Adolescence is a time when significant physical and psychological changes occur. During this phase, interpersonal (between individuals) and intrapersonal (within oneself) conflicts increase. Teenagers often struggle with understanding which direction they should take and whom they should listen to. For them, their "identity" become...