Noting the frequency of way there is a will to dominate and possess. This aggression may have a chemical, hormonal, genetic, or be associated with the brain and brain stimulation. Epileptic patients have become violent, after electrical brain stimulation. Genes play a part as can be observed from certain consistently violent breeds like pit bulls, rats, or bulls. Physiological factors like high testosterone levels have been associated with infidelity, sexual aggressiveness, high divorce rates, and anti-social, politically incorrect behavior.
Women become irritable during menstrual periods.
Many of these theories revolve around the issue of man being aggressive by nature, and it is only the socialization process that we learn to curb these destructive urges. Dealing with Anger Venting or catharsis is a long standing approach. This involves unearthing the emotional traumas and venting the feelings until we can assess the trauma and drain the stored anger. However, there is considerable debate over catharsis and the nature of venting. If venting works to express the conscious and unconscious emotions for the purpose of feeling better and gaining insight, it might mitigate an unwanted and unproductive emotion.