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Ellen, you asked what I think, so here you are.

I believe that this study is flawed in a number of ways. Rather than a diagnoses for each patient, the researchers relied on client reports of angry outbursts.So far, the American Psychiatric Association does not accept these findings.
As a major anger management provider, I have seen hundreds of court referred anger management clients over a ten year period. Only two would meet this criteria.

Thanks for stopping by George, and thanks for another perspective. Your response reminds me why I value blogging -- because it allows different perspectives from many talented experts! In that way readers can look at the facts in new ways -- because people like you weigh in with unique angles we'd miss otherwise. Personally, I appreciate people like you who provide interventions to help people with this growing problem of anger, and I also value the reports based on people's own perspective of their reactions (as long as these are upfront about that as this study was). It's always good to look through a variety of lenses ... and you have reminded us to do just that -- thanks for your generosity in showing us another side of an important topic!