• Anger becomes rage in a variety of settings and for different reasons. It is often the result of several factors that tend to build up to a point where expression becomes haphazard and overtakes rational and calm thinking. Many people find that in moments of rage and shortly thereafter, they cannot explain why they acted in the way they did, even though at the core, a sense of hurt and injustice has likely occurred sometime in their life.11 • Intermittent explosive disorder (IED), an impulse-control