The effect of anxiety level on the anger control and the anger expression forms in adolescents

Adolescence is a period in which development and change are realized with the most effective results in the period and the individual is living the widest dimension of shaping in this period. Hence, perceptual approach and reaction to the events take place in such a wide range. In this process, the influence of environmental elements is of great importance, and the circles of socialization with the highest priority, such as family and school, have a significant role in shaping the child. During adolescence, the individual evaluates events with his own perceptions and interpretive approach. It also produces reactions depending on these evaluations. Anxiety in these reactions also manifests itself at different levels under the influence of environmental factors. On the other hand there is anger in the reactions to the situation in the adolescent. Anger can take place in instrumental and reactive dimensions, with a response to negative perceptions. In addition to this, depending on the developmental characteristics of the adolescent, the level of anger control will also vary. In this study, the anger level of the adult individual differed according to gender, family status and environment. However, the level of anxiety in adolescent individuals has been reached as a result of the forms of anger expression and situations that affect the anger control. It is analyzed that there is a relation between anxiety and anger on the middle level, whereas there is a low level relationship with anger subscale in middle level and anger control.