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The 15 pages that link to Anger, each with the reason it gives.

• FearCompared with: It can promote approach or attack where fear often promotes escape or defense.

• AggressionCompared with: Anger may accompany aggression, but feeling angry is not itself behavior intended to harm.

• DisgustCompared with: Anger tends toward approach and confrontation, unlike disgust's characteristic rejection and withdrawal.

• JealousyRelated: Anger may emerge when jealousy interprets a rival's behavior as a violation.

• ToursCompared with: Angers offers a western counterpart to Tours among the Loire Valley’s historic cities.

• NantesCompared with: Angers offers a nearby comparison for the region’s medieval and Loire-valley history.

• ResentmentNarrower topic: Resentment is a more enduring form of grievance than a momentary episode of anger.

• ContemptCompared with: Anger often targets a changeable wrong, while contempt treats the person as inferior.

• Intermittent explosive disorderRelated: Anger may precede an outburst, but ordinary anger alone does not establish this diagnosis.

• Pays de la LoireBroader topic: Angers is a major administrative, educational, and cultural center within the region.

• SorrowCompared with: Anger tends toward confrontation, whereas sorrow more often accompanies hurt or loss.

• HatredCompared with: Anger often reacts to a particular wrong; hatred tends to persist beyond it.

• DisappointmentRelated: Frustrated expectations can make disappointment shift toward anger.

• Epistulae Morales ad LuciliumRelated: Several letters examine how judgments and habits can intensify or restrain anger.

• FrownRelated: A lowered, knitted brow can be one visible sign of anger.