THE BIOCHEMISTRY OF UNHAPPINESS

A scientific study on anger showed that unhappy people are more likely to be angry at happy people.

The same study, using fMRI (brain imaging) and blood composition analysis, indicated that individuals who gossip out of anger may suffer significant damage to the amygdala, a part of the limbic system responsible for managing fear, and that hormones released from the brain may be affected by this condition.

Scientific sources indicate that children raised in such an environment develop into characters who weigh life’s strengths and weaknesses, and even harbor cynical and hidden hostility, as well as neurotic traits, towards their closest existing social relationships.

Therefore, the people you’ve helped and achieved things with may end up hating you the most. Anger can become a weapon that people use effectively when the opportunity arises, because it’s what they want to get from others.

Similar situations can be encountered in the business world, where compensation responses and communication skills are most frequently used from a psychodynamic perspective.

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