An intense, explosive form of anger.

Example:

Seeing blatant harm done to someone you love, leading to uncontrollable anger.

Valence-Arousal Position

Valence:Negative
Arousal:Very High

Physiological Symptoms:

Cardio & Respiratory

surge of energy

Reflection Tip:

Check if immediate reaction will help or worsen the situation.

De-escalation Tip:

Use time-outs, deep breathing, or safe venting methods.

Self-Judgment Tip:

This emotion reflects your strong sense of protection and justice. Use it to stand up for what matters safely.

Normalization Tip:

Extreme anger is a natural response to perceived severe injustices or threats.

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Your Analytics

Reflection Timeline

11/6/202512/5/2025

Total Reflections

24

Average Intensity

6.8

Date Range

11/6/2025 - 12/6/2025

Intensity Distribution

1-3
4-6
7-9
10

Most Common Triggers

Work stress8 (33.3%)
Social situations6 (25%)
Family interactions5 (20.8%)
Unexpected events3 (12.5%)
Physical discomfort2 (8.3%)

Mood Impact

Improved8 (33%)
Worsened4 (17%)
Neutral12 (50%)

Time Patterns

Morning
Afternoon
Evening

Common Body Sensations

Tightness in chest (12)
Increased heart rate (8)
Muscle tension (6)
Shallow breathing (4)

Recurring Thought Patterns

Feeling judged or criticized10 times
Comparing self to others8 times
Ruminating on past events6 times

Coping Strategies Used

Deep breathing
8 timesEffectiveness: 7.2/10
Taking a walk
6 timesEffectiveness: 6.8/10
Talking to someone
5 timesEffectiveness: 7.5/10
Journaling
4 timesEffectiveness: 6.5/10

Locations (3 unique)

Home
12 reflectionsAvg intensity: 6.5
Office
8 reflectionsAvg intensity: 7.2
Public spaces
4 reflectionsAvg intensity: 5.8

People Interactions (2 people)

Friend8 interactions
Colleague6 interactions

Weather Patterns

Sunny: 10
Cloudy: 8
Rainy: 6

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Affect Labeling Questions

A direct personal threat.
Witnessing harm to someone you care about.
By confronting the source aggressively.
By freezing or planning a strategic response.
Racing heartbeat and clenched fists.
Tight chest and rapid breathing.
Physical activity or safe venting.
Strategic planning or seeking support.

Coping Strategies

Create Victory Log

Document instances of successful transitions and resilience

Arousal
Valence

Autogenic Training

Self-produced sensations of warmth and heaviness

Arousal
Valence

Life Mapping

Creating visual or written maps of life events

Arousal
Valence

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Parent emotion

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