concept   anger
culture   United States
statement   Expressing anger is considered assertive and necessary in the United States, but can also lead to negative outcomes.
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1 anger US Expressing anger at work is often seen as unprofessional and can have negative consequences in the workplace. 1
2 anger United States Expressing anger directly is seen as assertive and honest 1
3 angry people United States Expressing anger is seen as assertive and can be respected if done in a controlled manner. 1
4 angry people United States Expressing anger directly is seen as assertive and honest. 1
5 angry people United States Expressing anger openly is often seen as assertive and even necessary in certain situations. 1
6 angry person United States Expressing anger is seen as assertive and can be considered normal in certain situations. 1
7 angry person United States Expressing anger openly is generally frowned upon and could be seen as confrontational or aggressive. 1
8 angry person United States Expressing anger is generally seen as assertive and sometimes necessary for resolving conflicts. 1
9 rage United States Expressing rage openly is often seen as negative and aggressive behavior. 1
10 rage United States Expressing anger or rage openly is often considered negative and can damage relationships. 1
11 rage United States Expression of rage often seen as aggressive and unacceptable behavior, may lead to legal consequences or social repercussions. 1