Anger Management News

Posted April 17, 2003:

• New Research Dispels Popular Myth That A Bully's Words Will Never Hurt You

Posted February 3, 2003:

• Expressing Anger May Protect Against Stroke And Heart Disease

Posted January 23, 2003:

• Researchers Discover Anxiety And Aggression Gene In Mice; Opens New Door To Study Of Mood Disorders In Humans

Posted September 18, 2002:

• Penn Study May Explain Cliche Of "Hot-Headed" Men

Posted August 9, 2002:

• Research Links Adolescent Steroid Use To Reduction In Serotonin, Altered Signaling

Posted August 5, 2002:

• Gene May Protect Abused Kids Against Behavior Problems

Posted June 19, 2002:

• Televised Sex Impairs Memory For TV Ads Just Like Violence Does, According To A New Study

Posted June 18, 2002:

• Experience Alters How We Perceive Emotion

Posted May 10, 2002:

• Get Out Of That Funk Persistent Bad Mood Leads To Poor Health

Posted April 22, 2002:

• Angry Young Men Prone To Premature Heart Disease; Heart Attack Risk Five Times Higher

Posted February 13, 2002:

• Study Associates Differences In Mood With Activity In A Specific Area Of The Brain

Posted September 12, 2001:

• Cornell Expert Advises Parents On How To Help Children Cope With News Of Terrorist Attacks

Posted August 21, 2001:

• Smoking May Ease Anger And Anxiety, Acting As Trigger

Posted August 17, 2001:

• If You Can't Join Them, Beat Them -- Psychologists Find Rejection Causes Aggression

Posted July 25, 2001:

• Kinsey Study Finds Adverse Sexual, Emotional Side Effects Of Birth Control Pills

Posted June 19, 2001:

• Failure At Nonconscious Goals Explains Negative "Mystery Moods"

Posted February 23, 2001:

• Biblical Hero Samson May Have Been Sociopath As Well As Strongman, According To New Research

Posted February 2, 2001:

• Lehigh Researchers Examine Link Between Abusive Child-Rearing, Overly Aggressive Behavior

Posted February 1, 2001:

• Personality's Role In High Blood Pressure May Not Be So Prominent

Posted December 14, 2000:

• Difficult Mood Disorder Successfully Treated; Largest Study Proves Effectiveness Of Lamotrigine For Rapid Cycling Manic-Depression

Posted November 22, 2000:

• Mentally Ill Make Up Nearly Half Of U.S. Tobacco Market And Are Twice As Likely To Smoke As Non Mentally Ill Americans

Posted November 6, 2000:

• Violence Is A Learned Behavior, Say Researchers At Wake Forest University

Posted September 28, 2000:

• Voices In The Head Not To Be Ignored

Posted August 14, 2000:

• Brain Study Sheds Light On Impulsive Violence

Posted August 11, 2000:

• Children's Personality Features Unchanged By Short-Term Video Play

Posted May 19, 2000:

• High Hostility Level May Predispose Young Adults To Heart Disease

Posted May 1, 2000:

• Hostility, Anger Linked To Chemical That May Cause Heart Disease

Posted April 24, 2000:

• Violent Video Games Can Increase Aggression

Posted April 17, 2000:

• UF Study: On Columbine Anniversary, Kids Still Lack Violence Education

Posted February 3, 2000:

• Size Of Brain Linked To Violence

Posted January 31, 2000:

• Comparison Of Anger Expression In Men And Women Reveals Surprising Differences

Posted January 20, 2000:

• Low Levels Of Salivary Cortisol Associated With Aggressive Behavior

Posted January 13, 2000:

• Traumatic Stress Disorder, Dementia Linked In WWII Vets

Posted May 24, 1999:

• Stress Hormone Tied To Depression And Conduct Disorder In Pregnant Teens

Posted April 5, 1999:

• Psychologist Detects Brain-Activity Changes In Maltreated Kids

Posted March 10, 1999:

• Bullying Behavior: Blame It On Bad Genes?

Posted February 16, 1999:

• Program Developed At UF Enables Computer To "Emote" In Speech

Posted December 2, 1998:

• Television Violence Can Impair Memory For Commercial Messages, Says New Research

Posted October 28, 1998:

• Angry Words Can Be Deadly As 'Sticks & Stones' -- Researchers Link High Cholesterol, Expressed Hostility

Posted September 25, 1998:

• Women Who Hold In Anger At Risk For Atherosclerosis

Posted August 19, 1998:

• Tall Tot Today, Bully Tomorrow?

Posted July 20, 1998:

• Studies Find Narcissists Most Aggressive When Criticized

Posted April 10, 1998:

• Functional Families, Dysfunctional Brains

Posted March 26, 1998:

• Boys And Girls Are Cruel To Each Other In Different Ways -- But The Effects Are Equally Harmful

Posted September 27, 1997:

• Testosterone Linked To Violence In Female Inmates

Posted September 13, 1997:

• Research Links Brain Damage & Violent Crime -- USC Studies Point To Underlying Causes Of Violent Crime In Young Offenders

Posted April 21, 1997:

• UT-Houston Study Suggests Violence In The Community Impacts Youth Behavior

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