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Anger Test Online

Test ResultThis test will help you find out if you suffer from anger problems. If needed, you will receive recommendations on how to get help after the test is completed. But first, let us go through some of the symptoms of anger problems.

Anger Symptoms

Anger stems from negative emotions, learning, experiences and events. In some cases, anger develops from excessive stress, while in some cases a mental disorder exists. Anger comes from relentless irritation, fury, rage, resentment, envy and jealousy.

Anger also comes from strong feelings of grievance and displeasure, which make one feel ignored. When anger gets out of control, the consequences can be very serious, and there are no limits to what it will lead to for yourself and others.

If you recognize yourself in some of the symptoms described above, we recommend you take our test. The anger test only takes a few minutes to fill out and it is anonymous and free.

Anger Test

True False
If you were to buy a new appliance, unpack it, and plug it in, only to find out it didn’t work, would you become angry?
When your spouse or partner comes home late, do you become angry?
Do you often feel intense control while you are angry?
Do you need to be in control all the time? Are you unwilling to let others take the lead?
Do you blow up when someone says something that you do not agree with?
Do you become angry when your vehicle is stuck in snow, mud or sand?
Do you become upset when you are speaking with someone and they do not answer you?
Do you become upset with people that pretend to be someone they are not?
Do you become upset with someone with whom you have made plans and they change their minds at the last minute?
Do you explode inside when you are not getting your way?
Do you feel upset when others make mistakes?
Do you constantly blame others when things go wrong?
Do you get upset when things are not organized the way you like them to be?
Do you become easily upset when talking with others who do not agree with you?
Are you often in a rush to get things done?
Do you become upset while driving often because someone in front of you is driving too slowly?
Do you feel that people must listen to you always?
Are you constantly picking at others over behavior that upsets you? For example, always complaining about what others do, or how they react.
Do you constantly feel an urge to have others center all of their attention on you?
Do you often jump to conclusions?
Do you often find yourself in trouble with the law, loved ones etc?
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