Anger and Support Scale

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Anger and Support Scale

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About Anger and Support Scale

The Anger and Support Scale (AAS) was created to measure one’s perceived level of support surrounding the emotion, anger. Anger and Support Scale (AAS) is a measure specifically tailored to the assessment of anger, includes types of support that are likely to be responsive to a wide range of stressful events (Cohen & Wills, 1985) such as emotional and informational support, does not specify the type of relationship (which will not limit its use) and is normed with an the African-American, adolescent population. Also, the AAS is self-explanatory, easy to use, will be readily available at no cost, and time-conserving which is an ideal research instrument for use when subject time is limited or multiple measures are being administered.

Anger and Support Scale

Anger and Support Scale

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Russell‚ Jaquaye
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  • Russell‚ Jaquaye‚ “Instrument Development: Youth Anger‚ Youth Forgiveness‚ and Youth Emotional Support” (2013). University of Wisconsin Milwaukee .Theses and Dissertations. Paper 264.

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