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  1. 3781
    “…They also confirmed its predictive validity: the R-PCS scores were related to 2-month-later enjoyment and anger, indicating that Adjustment and Proactivity were adaptive while Despair and Aversion were maladaptive. …”
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    “…Responses elicit significant psychological distress and impairment in functioning, and include acute increases in (a) negative affect (e.g., anger, anxiety, and disgust), (b) physiological arousal (e.g., sympathetic nervous system activation), and (c) overt behavior (e.g., escape behavior and verbal aggression toward individuals generating triggers). …”
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  4. 3784
    “…We found that the disruptions triggered emotional reactions like anger and fear. With these emotions as a driving force, the first workshop step was introduced, the Framing of the problem. …”
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  5. 3785
    “…Left vlPFC, but not amygdala, activity to facial anger was inversely associated with mania/hypomania (beta = −2.08, p = 0.018). …”
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  6. 3786
    “…Notably, the proportion of children exposed to domestic violence and recent parental stressors increased in both waves of the pandemic, whereas there were decreases noted in the proportion of parents expressing feelings of distress, anger, or depression and reporting recent family involvement with child protection services. …”
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  7. 3787
    “…The initial work by Paul Ekman and Wallace Friesen identified the six now-classic facial expressions by the emotion labels chosen by most participants: anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise. …”
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  8. 3788
    “…Results: At the early stage of COVID-19, anxiety was the most common negative emotion of Chinese medical staff, followed by sadness, fear, and anger, mainly at a mild degree, which declined gradually over time. …”
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  9. 3789
    “…Using a person-oriented approach, the present study explored the association of personality profiles, based on three broad individual dispositions (i.e., positivity, irritability, and hostile rumination) and two self-efficacy beliefs in the emotional area (i.e., expressing positive emotions and regulating anger emotion), with adaptive and maladaptive outcomes during the first Italian lockdown (March–June 2020). …”
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  10. 3790
    “…The statistically significant correlates of increased tobacco use were high uncertainty about the future (P<0.001), loneliness because of social distancing or self-isolating (P<0.001), anger or frustration with how the pandemic has disrupted daily life (P<0.001), boredom resulting from inability to work or engage in regular daily activities/routines (P<0.001), desire to cope using alcohol or drugs (P=0.002), sadness or feelings of hopelessness (P=0.003), and worry or fear about challenges to securing basic needs such as groceries or medication (P<0.001). …”
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    “…Major themes that emerged from the analyses included (1) a wide range of negative emotions were experienced due to uUTI symptoms, interference with activities of daily life, and effects on relationships and sleep; (2) varied emotions and understanding related to uUTI treatment and management approaches; (3) treatment failure caused frustration, worry, and anger; and (4) the prospect of recurrent uUTIs provoked dread and helplessness. …”
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  13. 3793
    “…Since then, he has been counselled by his mother and close relatives that it was an innocuous sexual union and no malintent was attached to it, he is inconsolable and cries throughout the day with anger outbursts, sometimes indulges in self-injurious behaviour like thumping on his chest. …”
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  14. 3794
    “…In the interviews, the respondents expressed a range of emotions and feelings including confusion, sadness, anxiety, and anger. Some recounted that they felt stigmatized and lost opportunities to socialise and earn money. …”
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  15. 3795
    “…The supports from the facilities were helpful but unsatisfactory and led to various psychosocial difficulties such as anxiety, depression, fear, guilty, and anger in unmarried mothers. CONCLUSIONS: Besides information and resources for parenting and independence, active approaches are needed to improve the psychological stability of unmarried mothers raising their children in facilities, and sustain a long-term socioeconomic support system. …”
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  16. 3796
    “…Increased congregant support is significantly associated (p < 0.001) with fewer symptoms of psychological distress (β = − 0.168), anxiety (β = − 0.159), and anger (β = − 0.190), as well as greater life satisfaction (β = 0.269) and optimism (β = 0.283). …”
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  17. 3797
    “…Australians expressed anger at the slow rollout and limited availability of the vaccine during the study period. …”
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  18. 3798
    por Li, Qing
    Publicado 2022
    “…In the Profile of Mood States (POMS) test, Shinrin-yoku reduces the scores for anxiety, depression, anger, fatigue, and confusion, and increases the score for vigor, showing preventive effects on depression. 8 .. …”
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  19. 3799
    “…Often, the negative sentiment identified in the sentiment analysis referred to anger towards COVID-19 and its management, while the positive sentiment reflected the necessity to provide constant support to people with ASD. …”
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