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Anger: The Misunderstood Emotion Carol Tavris
Publisher: Touchstone / Simon & Schuster

As long as I don't look or sound angry, I am not angry. Emotions, especially anger, have been long misunderstood. This Saturday Jeanne Phillips in her column Dear Abby advised a mother to hold onto her anger for the rest of her life. It is often seen as 'strong' or dangerous. Anger is a misunderstood emotion. We believe we are wrong to be angry and we push the experience away. Take the 10 question anger quiz to see how well you understand anger: T F 1. But, can you understand why they may still be emotional? And they may even be angry with themselves. They misunderstood and they are angry. If I ignore anger long enough, it will go away. €�If only I were more enlightened. By looking through their eyes you may better understand. No human emotion is so reviled or misunderstood as anger. This is just one of the innumerable reasons people get angry every day. Anger is a very misunderstood emotion in our culture. Anger is probably the most misunderstood emotion.