I prefer the role of anger in the generation and maintenance of panic attacks and anxiety are discussed. To give as a result of this, I decided to store information in two parts on offer. In this edition, part one, we'll review that anger in the eyes of the psychoanalyst and cognitive. And in part two we will look more closely at how anger affects the immediate panic and fear. Well, are you ready? Let's start working. French psychiatrist Jacques Lacan, a pioneer in 20th-century psychoanalysis, believing aggression produced as a psychological defense against the threat of something known as fragmentation, spiritual and emotional sense of loss of control over self-cohesion. Today, fragmentation is present in low-grade sense of emergency, or it may manifest in all out panic and fear, for fear of total destruction. Lacan, the whole problem for infants in which a man is only a mish-mash of biological functions and internal controls. And the only goal we have been able to at least make an effort at all to work together in a clear similarity identity.
However, Lacan believed achieve cohesion or collect personality is only a matter of appearance, just before the mask is meant to be an inherent human vulnerability and weakness. That said, when an outside force is a threat to the individuals who will reveal the sad truth about terrorism and its potential is still threatening to quit, he called the defense's most experienced and readily available; concealment inherent weaknesses. And that is implemented by a direct presentation of the illusion that they are a lot of strength right at her fingertips so. Well, that aggression should be effective, as is often expressed as anger and accepted.