The Wall Street Journal
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Rage Brain: Why Acts of Aggression Can Feel So Good
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June 21, 2023
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5:01Now PlayingAggression is all around us. There are millions of posts on Instagram with the #rage. Road rage. Violence. Tantrums. Verbal abuse.
I break down the science of aggression: what areas of the brain are involved in making this behavior rewarding, how our environment affects our anger levels and how you can control your instinct to rage.
I’m Daniela Hernandez, a health and science reporter for WSJ, and on this channel I’ll be covering a variety of subjects from neuroscience to the science of food and public health. If you’re interested in science and health and how cutting edge research impacts our lives, don’t forget to subscribe.
#Rage #Aggression #WSJ
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