Addiction September 2010 PMID 20569229

Alcohol, suppressed anger and violence.

Thor Norström, Hilde Pape

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Abstract in brief

The study investigates whether alcohol consumption is linked causally to violent behavior, especially among individuals who tend to suppress their anger, using data from the Young in Norway Longitudinal Study.
It finds that increases in heavy episodic drinking are associated with increases in violent behavior, with the strongest effect observed in people who score high on anger suppression.
The results suggest that alcohol may cause violence primarily in individuals who are inclined to hide their anger, while the effect is minimal or insignificant in those who are less likely to suppress their emotions.

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