Control angry, self-destructive behavior by reprogramming your assumptions and perceptions.
In this summary, you will learn
- What causes damaging anger
- Why you should learn to master your angry feelings
- How to take six steps to gain control over your frustrations
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Why you should read Anger Management
Peter Favaro provides numerous tools to help those who want to get a handle on their emotions, particularly anger, and to improve their relationships with others. He is always careful to define his key terms and reinforce essential principles, and he provides example after example of difficult situations and how to deal with them. The book is well organized and full of techniques that will help you overcome frustration. Favaro’s suggestions are all useful. However, the book does not explore the risks involved in some of the techniques. While Favaro is careful to explain that not all techniques work for everyone, he downplays the possibility of negative reactions to conscientious, careful communication in many work-focused organizations, and underestimates the power of context and workplace culture. Otherwise, this is familiar but useful conflict resolution material. getAbstract recommends this book to self-help beginners who want to improve their conflict resolution skills by changing their behavior.
About the Author
Peter Favaro is a clinical psychologist who teaches anger management and conflict resolution classes, and lectures regularly on the psychology of crime.
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