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| Part I: Theory and Research. 1. Anger, The Forgotten Emotion 2. Ubiquitous and Intangible: The Problem of Defining Anger 3. How Anger Differs From Other Emotions Part II: Anger and Aggression. 4. Theories of Anger and Aggression 5. Anger as a Moderator of Violence 6. A Proposed Model of the Relationship Between Anger and Aggression Part III: Cognitive and Behavioral Models of Anger. 7. Behavioral Models of Anger 8. Cognitive Models of Anger Part IV: Anger and Co-morbidity. 9. Anger and Axis I Pathology 10. Anger and Depression 11. Anger and Personality Disorders Part V: Diagnosis of Anger Disorders. 12. Objections to Formalizing Anger Disorders 13. Functional and Dysfunctional Anger 14. Proposed Criteria for Anger Disorder 15. Subtypes of Disturbed Anger Part VI: Intervention. 16. A Review of the Anger Treatment Outcome Literature: What We Know Works 17. Roadblocks to Successful Treatment of Angry Clients 18. Preparing Clients for Anger Treatment 19. A Comprehensive Model of Anger Treatment 20. Epilogue | ||||||||||||||||||
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