People who experience anger, rage, high stress, and frustration also experience an increase in blood pressure, muscle tension respiration rate, the activation of the sympathetic nervous system, and engagement of the immune system. Their thinking is narrowed (to the matter at hand), more rigid, more automatic, and it is mixed with memories of similar situations, creating a loss of current context and at least a slight dissociation from the present…
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