Introduction: Anger has important social and health consequences, particularly cardiovascular health. This study investigated the effectiveness of instructional package of optimal self-esteem on decreasing anger and anger rumination. In framework of Kernis’s theory of optimal self-esteem and based on mindfulness approach, the package was implemented. Methods: The participants were 50 volunteere...

The goal of the present study was investigation of the cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) in reduction of the anger and anger rumination. The method of research of was pseudo experimental and the design of research was pretest and posttest with two groups. The statistical population was Ardabil’s prisoners that suffered by anger control disorder. The method of research was available. The sample s...

ABSTRACT Background: Anger is one of the most important excitement in human life and theorists have mentioned it in the list of basic human emotions. Excessive anger in schools with Many problems associated. Given that anger as an emotional factor can be controlled through education and this at school is the teachers.  The aim of this study was to determine trait anger in teachers of ...

Introduction: Anger and impulsivity can be the beginners of much social harm which needs to be controlled and regulated especially in family environment. Therefore, proper planning is needed and assessing the effect of teaching on skills of anger self-regulation and impulsivity in mothers is important. Objective: The present research was done to assess anger management teaching program effic...

Locus of control is defined as general pattern of enduring belief in the extent of controllability of outcomes of events in one's life. According to Rotter, one's belief in the controllability can be placed alonge the internal-external continuum. The purpose of the present study was to examine the moderating role of locus of control on the relationship between anger and depression in a sample o...

Background and Objectives: Anger, natural excitement and adaptive value, but when it comes out of control, can lead to problems at work, interpersonal relationships, and overall quality of life. The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of two methods of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) on anger control in male students. Materials ...