The Best Way To Deal With Anger Is Not Venting — Here’s What Works (M)
The study was partly inspired by the trend of ‘rage rooms’, where people go to smash things in order to get their anger out.
The study was partly inspired by the trend of ‘rage rooms’, where people go to smash things in order to get their anger out.
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