Although often treated as a mental health issue, anger and rage are autonomic. They are the emotional correlates of a defensive physiological response that arises when someone is under threat, and experiences a fight response.

If this becomes a person’s autonomic center of gravity, they are likely to act in ways that express irritation, anger, and rage.

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