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ANGER: INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

February 4, 2018 //  by Lori Younker//  Leave a Comment

In line with our journalist, Lilian Okoro, let’s continue to investigate culturally accepted displays of ANGER  Wherever you live, interviewing a cultural insider can reveal the social norms or social grammar at play. How much is too much? Should you keep your mouth shut?

 

  1. In your culture, are children permitted to show anger? If yes, in what ways is it socially acceptable?

  2. Is there a socially acceptable length of time that an adult may show anger?

  3. To whom may an adult show anger? In other words, to which people could we show our anger and not be rejected or judged?

  4. How do people in your culture show anger as a result of stress?

  5. How do adults act when they believe they have been devalued or demeaned by another adult?
  6. Are bosses allowed to show anger to workers? To what degree is it socially acceptable?

  7. How to family members display anger?

  8. Name some healthy ways to express anger that are socially acceptable in your culture.

  9. Do agree or disagree with this statement:  “Anger is constructive if it helps correct an injustice, or causes something to think or act creatively.

  10. What are the benefits of anger expressed well?

 

 


Further Study

Culture Topic: Handling Anger, readings, word study, quotes

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Category: Culture Topics, Featured, Interview, UncategorizedTag: aggression, cultural understanding, norms, social grammar

Lori Younker

About Lori Younker

As recent President of the Columbia Writers Guild, she designed educational events for both new and established writers. She is mesmerized by the power of short works to inspire true understanding of the cross-cultural experience and expands her writing skills in creative nonfiction, guiding others to do the same.

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