e sculpture. "What makes us angry?" It's really a very usual question and have lots of answers and situations behind it. Each and every situation in which anger aroses can differ from each other. To find out how anger strikes a person, James Averill (1983) asked people to recall or keep carefull records of their experiences with anger. Most reported becoming at least mildly angry several times a week, some several times a day. The anger was often a response to friends or loved ones' percieved misdeeds and was especially common when another person's act seemed willful, unjustified, and avoidable. but blameless annoyances-foul odors, high temperatures, a traffic jam, aches and pains- also have the power to make us angry(berkowitz, 1990). The sages have said that "Anger" is "a short madness" (Horace, 65-8 B.C.) that "carries the mind away"(Virgil,
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