Rage Disorder
Affects 7.3 Per Cent Of US Adults
Rage disorder, or Intermittent Explosive
Disorder (IED), affects 7.3 percent of US adults at some time during their
lifetimes. The disorder comes with moments of unexpected anger in which the
person may attack other people, other people's belongings and actually hurt
them and damage their property.
The study was funded by the National Institute
of Mental Health (NIMH). It found that up to 16 million Americans may
experience IED during their lifetimes. Data comes from the National Comorbidity
Survey Replication, involving 9,282 adults - a national face-to-face survey.
According to Ronald Kessler, Ph.D., Harvard
Medical School, and team, people with IED generally start showing symptoms
during their early teenage years. Nearly 82 percent of IED sufferers go on to
experience depression, anxiety and substance abuse disorders. Unfortunately,
only 28.8re ever treated for their anger. Treatment may prevent later
depression, anxiety and substance abuse disorders.
You can read about this report in the Archives
of General Psychiatry , June 2006.
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You know what another term for Intermittent
Explosive Disorder is? HUMAN NATURE.You combine human nature with your typical
bullshit that happens in life...I'd say well over 7.3 percent of people in the US
attack a person or their property. Traffic, your typical walking/talking
asshole, President Bush's voice...these things make me want to hit something on
a daily basis. "People with IED generally start showing symptoms during
their early teenage years." That's because they're going through puberty,
they're getting picked on by assholes, they're parents don't understand
them, and they're ignored by girls who developed earlier than they and the
girls are giving older guys handjobs instead of them. Yeah, I can see how
one out of 12 might go punch something or someone.
You had to test 10,000 people and have a team
process data to come up with this? Jesus, "doctor"...can't you
assholes work on this cancer shit instead? Maybe focus on that little AIDS
thing that still exists regardless of what Republicans think because it's not
printed in USA Today? Ooh! How about finding another energy source!
"I'm sorry...the National Institute of
Mental Health doesn't fund studies for those issues." Well quit wasting
our time with you dumbass useless press release. In the future, when you make a
discovery, or in this case, make up an imaginary disorder or condition based on
normal human tendencies, just keep all your findings within your department.
Put all the data in a huge pile on the floor, and then you and your team just
stand around and circle jerk each other while you congratulate each other on
how you've contributed something meaningful to society. Then, you need to go
home and fuck yourself, you walking colostomy bag.
Seriously? You acquired a PhD for that? Hell,
I went to a little Baptist college that I coasted through and learned
absolutely nothing...I drank most of the time I was there, and I retained very little
book learnin'. Yet, I can do what you did. I can interview and test several
thousand men and find out that many of them are suffering from Chronic
Masturbatory Oppression Disorder (CMOD). An individual with CMOD will have the
uncontrollable urge to pleasure himself at some point during the course of
their day. Our findings will discover that 68 percent of the gentlemen in the
study still struggle with this condition even in their adulthood. The other 32
are castrated, impotent or liars. Excuse me while I whip up a press release.