The Loss of Control Implied in Anger, and the Components and Interactions of the Growth of Anger

This study focuses on the causes of anger. By constructing a growth evolutionary model of thought, it deduces the components of anger at the psychological and cognitive level (Negative Impact-induced Anger and Loss of Control-induced Helplessness Anger), and discovers the anger phenomena caused by the interactions between these components (Countervailing Interaction and Exclusive Occupancy Interaction). This paper discusses the possible opposition between the Internal Self and External Self within the human mind, as well as the psychological activities that arise from this opposition.