John's mother told him he would be more healthy if he took better care of himself. The comment made John angry. When something interferes with your achievement of a goal or desire, the developing frustration results in a feeling of tension and hostility. That feeling is referred to as anger. Three Types Of Anger Rage is the expression of violent, uncontrolled anger.
Rage is an outward expression of anger and can result in a visible, often destructive, explosion.
Resentment is the feeling of anger directed towards a person or object which is suppressed and kept inside. It is a feeling which smolders and feels uncomfortable, and can possibly create more physiological and psychological damage. Indignation is regarded as appropriate, controlled, positive type of anger. The three types of anger can occur separately or in combination, depending on the situation. With an understanding of the different types of anger, it may become easier to deal with situations which provoke these feelings.