anger
TopicHeard in 2 episodes across 1 show since May 2026
An intense emotional response to perceived provocation, hurt, or threat, often characterized by non-cooperative behavior.
Episodes
2
across 1 show
First heard
May 2026
Expert statements
3
2 negative
Episodes per month
Public PodLume episodes featuring it, over the last year.
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What experts have said about anger
3 statements · 2 negative · 1 neutral
Perceived injustice and helplessness are major causes of sustained anger.
“One of the greatest causes of anger, sustained anger, is injustice. The other is helplessness.”
Open the episode · Couples Therapist: “The One Rule Every Relationship Must Live By” - Stan Tatkin -#1146Listen at 33:05
Anger often conceals fear, sadness, or grief.
“anger is hiding fear, it's hiding sadness, it's hiding grief”
Open the episode · How To Have The Hardest Conversations of Your Life - Jefferson Fisher - #1093Listen at 25:42
Anger rarely causes people to change their behavior.
“Rarely, if ever does getting angry at somebody lead to the changing their behavior.”
Open the episode · How To Have The Hardest Conversations of Your Life - Jefferson Fisher - #1093Listen at 28:47
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Episodes
2 episodes featuring anger, newest first
