Calming Exercises More Effective Than Anger Release
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A study involving over 10,000 participants found that releasing anger through shouting or heavy exercise does not reduce anger and may even intensify it. Instead, calming exercises like deep breathing or removing oneself from the situation are more effective in managing anger. This research, published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology Review, challenges the common belief that expressing anger helps alleviate it.
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