A Flash of Slight Anger Can Sharpen Your Focus

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When you need to make a tough decision, just think about the last time you were angry.

Sounds counter-intuitive, but a little anger can actually help you choose better, a study suggests. Just don't work yourself up into a rage. That state still sends all reason out the window.

Get Lightly Steamed, Think Straight
Researchers put college coeds in an angry state and then asked them to read a couple of arguments about students' spending habits. One argument was weak, the other strong. Students were better able to spot a stronger argument when they were a little peeved. Why? Anger may trigger adaptive behaviors -- the kind of behaviors that allow people to adjust to circumstances and make productive, constructive choices. 

But Don't Lose It
Fleeting moments of anger may give you focus, but chronic tension and hostility will take a toll on your health -- possibly increasing your risk of heart disease. Are you a hothead? Try these anger management tips.

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yes this helps sometimes

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Yeah totally agree! thanks for passing by my friend!

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3 years ago

I always do this for my exams, always helps :)

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Yeah it's pretty good!

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Good to know...😊

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Glad you found it helpful!

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Loved reading the article & it had great message for all of us

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Glad you enjoyed it!

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3 years ago

nice article..dear...keep it up

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Thank you, my friend, for your continuous support <3

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3 years ago

Good point,Researchers put college coeds in an angry state and then asked them to read a couple of arguments about students' spending habits. One argument was weak, the other strong. Students were better able to spot a stronger argument when they were a little peeved. Why? Anger may trigger adaptive behaviors -- the kind of behaviors that allow people to adjust to circumstances and make productive, constructive choices.

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Yeah it's a good point! thanks for passing by :)

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Wow, thank you for this information. See you in future posts :3

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Glad you liked it! thanks for passing by :)

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All you articles are so well written! Keep it up!

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Glad you liked it!

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