Recognizing Anger in Others

Story★★★★

Amanda recounts an experience where she observed children at a group home using body language and excuses to hide their anger. She notes how they would clench fists or make excuses rather than express their feelings.

— Amanda

Anguish, Amanda; Crews, K'dee Elsen, “Anger-Management” (AudioVerse teaching 43504).

The point

Amanda shares her experience observing children at a group home who use body language and excuses to hide their anger instead of expressing it.

Audience

ChildrenYouthSmall Group

Tone

Sobering

To tell aloud

about 2 min · 36 words

Subjects

Communication Behavior Observation Anger Emotions Anger Management

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