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ALBERT ELLIS -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Epigraph -- 1 - Must You Feel Angry? -- 2 - How You Create Your Own Anger: The ABCs of REBT -- 3 - The Insanity of Anger -- 4 - Looking for Self-Angering Philosophies -- 5 - Understanding Your Self-Angering Philosophies -- 6 - Disputing Your Self-Angering Philosophies -- 7 - Some Methods of Thinking Your Way out of Anger -- 8 - Some Methods of Feeling Your Way out of Anger -- 9 - Some Methods of Acting Your Way out of Anger -- Take specific risks -- Risk rejection by asking for something -- Risk saying no or refusing something yourself -- Do something ridiculous or "shameful" -- Deliberately fail at an important task-or act as if you had -- Assert yourself coolly -- Rehearse resistance to giving in -- Courageous confrontation -- Feedback -- Prior preparation -- Clearly distinguish assertion from aggression -- Acting assertively -- Exposure to hostility -- Constructive activities -- Early conditioning -- Diversionary measures -- Coping procedures -- Cognitive awareness and desensitization -- 10 - More Rethinking About Your Anger -- 11 - Ripping Up Your Rationalizations for Remaining Angry -- 12 - More Ways of Overcoming Anger -- Review of pragmatic results -- Frustration reduction -- High frustration tolerance -- Counterattacking narcissism and grandiosity -- Liberalization of attitudes -- Knowledge of history -- Awareness of the harm of anger and violence -- Focusing on reprisal -- Abuse of weaker individuals -- Political violence -- Religious warfare -- Belief in the power of aversive harm -- Prejudice against self and others -- Taking on characteristics of those you hate -- Anger as a "pain in the gut" -- Interference with individuality within groups -- Interference with activism. 327 $aInterference with the rights of others -- Deification of all aggressiveness -- Overgeneralized and unfair discrimination -- Ignoring long-range values -- The perpetuation of disturbance -- Interference with helping others to change -- Encouraging feelings of depression -- Psychosomatic reactions -- Genocide -- Understanding attribution theory -- Combating romanticism and unrealism -- Overcoming feelings of inadequacy -- Familiarity and ritualistic behavior -- Fair fighting -- Avoidance of drugs and alcohol -- Lack of reinforcement -- A philosophy of fallibility -- Countering abuse of children and subordinates -- Dealing with counteraggression -- Nonviolence as a philosophy -- Recognizing the irony of hatred -- Humanistic values -- Focusing on the pain of the victim -- Focusing on relating to others -- Discriminate the constructive aspects of anger -- Cooperative outlook -- Diversionary methods of overcoming anger -- Antidepressive methods -- Training courses and workshops -- 13 - Accepting Yourself With Your Anger -- 14 - Postscript: How to Deal With International Terrorism -- Appendix: Techniques for Disputing Irrational Beliefs (DIBS) -- References -- About the Authors. 330 8 $aAnger. 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