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The publication discusses philosophical, sociocultural, and clinical aspects of the issue related to the qualification of the affect of anger. It examines discriminating features that allow differentiation between manifestations of anger as a psychological phenomenon in individuals without mental disorders and angry reactions and states as manifestations of psychopathological symptoms. The content, scope, and boundaries of the concepts of hostility and aggression which are widely used in clinical psychology and psychiatry and are closely related to experiences of anger, are also explored.
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