Anger management/ edited by Lisa Krueger,

What is causing the growth of the anger management industry? Overview: anger and anger management / Jayne M. Blanchard --
The courts fuel the growth of the anger management industry / Kristen Hinman --
Increased workplace violence fuels the growth of the anger management industry / Kevin Quinley --
High Schools are using anger management to deal with student violence / John A. DeMember --
Women's success fuels the growth of the anger management industry / Emma Cowing --
Is anger a dangerous emotion? Yes, anger is dangerous : Suppressed anger leads to health problems / Dorothy Foltz-Gray --
Anger can lead to rages, outbursts, depression, and physical ailments / Liza Finlay --
Sudden Anger is dangerous / Ronald T. Potter-Efron and Patricia S. Potter-Efron --
No, anger is not dangerous : Anger can lead to constructive solutions / Tori DeAngelis --
Anger can be an alert that something is wrong / Thoden K. Janes --
Anger can be a motivator / Deborah L. Cox, Karin H. Bruckner, and Sally D. Stabb. Is anger management intervention effective? Yes, anger management intervention is effective : Anger management intervention is effective in the workplace / Linda Wasmer Andrews --
Anger management helps criminals to not reoffend / Sarah Freemen --
Soldiers in combat zones benefit from anger management / Valvincent A. Reyes and Thomas A. Hicklin --
No, anger management intervention is not effective : Conventional anger management is not effective / Cecilia Capuzzi Simon --
Anger management intervention avoids personal responsibility / Mickey Skidmore --
What techniques and methods are used to manage anger? General semantics teaches how to avoid anger / Martin H. Levinson --
Becoming more aware of oneself can help manage anger / Steve Cutting --
Traditional anger management courses help control anger / Steve Farrar --
Nutritional therapy may help reduce anger / Laura Potts --
Faith can turn anger into a spiritual friend / Andrew D. Lester.