Dani Chammas
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1,436 appearances
4 recordings
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first heard Apr 2020
last heard Dec 2024
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So, I mean, for a lot of people, we think of anger as being a secondary emotion, that there's some primary emotion underneath, either sadness, inadequacy, guilt, fear, that for whatever reason, for some people, is so intolerable to feel that they get out of having to feel it by slipping into anger.
They feel so scared that they get angry.
They feel so guilty that's uncomfortable that they get angry.
And so sometimes I think when we're looking at anger, what we're seeing is the man, it's like the secondary emotion manifesting from a different emotion underneath.
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it's in all of us.
Right.
And I think we talked, I'm going to, I'm actually going to indulge Alex or no, it was Eric.
No, it was Alex.
I think it was Alex who brought up reaction formation, but we talked about displacement, but I would say a lot of our defense mechanisms come out as anger, right?
Projection can come out as anger transference.
We talked about coming out as anger reaction formation can come out as anger.
So yeah,
son.
And then projection we mentioned, I would say that patients will sometimes as a defense, they unconsciously take unwanted emotions or traits that they don't like about themselves and they attribute it to someone else.
Just this week, I had a patient in clinic.
She was yelling.
I have the nicest front desk staff in the world, but she was yelling at me.
The front desk staff in your office is hostile and irritable.
And it was obvious to me that she was struggling with those emotions.
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