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Q&A on Anger control and angry feelings management Personal Stories about Anger "Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does." --William James Managing Anger in Your Family You're the Role Model"Never let Mommy brush your hair when she's mad at Daddy." – Family Circle At Putnam Elementary in Minneapolis, the staff were concerned about the number of suspensions for defiant behavior, and decided to take action. They were not going to tolerate more disruption, but instead wanted to train the students and themselves to handle confrontations more effectively. They realized they had to begin with themselves.
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