Anger is a emotion that we all have felt at least one time in our lives. For many people, anger is a emotion that is hard to regulate because no matter how hard a person tries to control their anger there is always some signs that are still visible on the outside. Anger causes physiological, behavioral/expressive, and subjective changes. For example, if you find out some one stole your favorite piece of jewelry, car, phone, etc., you show signs of physiological, behavioral/expressive, and subjective changes. Physiologically your heart rate would start to increase and your adrenaline starts to increase. Anger will cause behavioral/expressive changes, such as frowning face, lowered eyebrows, and voice changes. The subjective changes will show the difference in how you feel compared to how you will feel if you were happy.
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