Emotional problems can be wide ranging, including poor anger management and depression. One part of the brain is basically aggressive in nature, that is, when you are stimulated in a negative manner this part of the brain sends messages to the body to react with anger and violence. However, this impulsive behavior is tempered by another part of the brain that tells you to react reasonably and responsibly. When this calming area of the brain is not functioning properly, the impulsive and anger producing part is not restrained and you may react to otherwise minor inconveniences with uncontrolled anger and violence.

View sub-topics at right to learn more about some specific emotional problems and some of their common causes.

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  2. Anxiety Disorders & Panic Attacks: Overview
  3. Depression: Overview
  4. Hallucinations: Overview
  5. Mania: Overview
  6. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Overview
  7. Violent Behavior: Overview
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  9. Androstenedione (Andro)
  10. Antidepressants & Other Psychiatric Drugs
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  12. Buckeye Pulp Mill: Overview
  13. Colfax Treating Co. & Durawood - Pineville, Louisiana & Alexandria, Louisiana
  14. Daycare Abuse: Overview
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  17. Gas Delivery System Failure: Overview
  18. Highland Park Care Center
  19. Inmate Abuse: Overview
  20. Kindred Healthcare
  21. Manganese Exposure: Overview
  22. Midland, Michigan - Tittabawassee River
  23. Mount Dioxin - Pensacola
  24. Nursing Home & Elder Abuse
  25. Police Misconduct: Overview
  26. Prison Health Services -Tampa
  27. Reglan / Metoclopramide
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  29. Tractor-Trailer Accidents
  30. Tractor-Trailer Underride Accidents
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