Alcohol is known for its ability to amplify emotional expression and inhibition. While it may seem like anger is the most common emotion caused by alcohol, it may not be that straightforward.

While some individuals relax when consuming alcohol, others become sad or even nostalgic. However, some experience anger arousal that can lead to aggression or even violence.

The association among anger, alcohol and aggression is not as clear as it may first seem. New research examines the effects of three components of anger: affective, cognitive and behavioral.

It is well known that alcohol intoxication contributes to aggressive behaviors. However, the effects of alcohol on aggression can vary, depending on the person and situation.

A new study has found that anger is more strongly linked to alcohol and tobacco use and their related disorders compared to other substances. The research, published in The American Journal of ...

Among individuals who reported a high inclination to suppress feelings of anger, a 10-percent increase in drinking to the point of intoxication was associated with a 5-percent increase in violence.

Alcohol violence is a serious concern in today's society. Drinking alcohol can push angry people into being aggressive, according to a study of 136 young male social drinkers. Half of the men got ...

Arson investigators allege a city man used an accelerant to fire bomb a residence on Rusling St. Authorities arrested Ronal Ordonez-Lima, 28, of Trenton. Ordonez-Lima stands charged with two counts… ...

We're often taught to repress our feelings and behave nicely. But anger has a biological purpose, and psychologists say it's healthier to embrace it. Here are four steps for working with anger.