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17, no. 1 (2008): 65–77.
11. In her book Anger: Carol Tavris, Anger: The
Misunderstood Emotion (New York: Touchstone,
1982).
12. catharsis hypothesis is a myth: Russell
Geen et al., “The Facilitation of Aggression
by Aggression: Evidence against the Catharsis
Hypothesis,” Journal of Personality and
Social Psychology 31, no. 4 (1975): 721–26.
See also Tavris, Anger.
13. people who use Botox: Carl Zimmer, “Why
Darwin Would Have Loved Botox,” Discover,
October 15, 2009. See also Joshua Ian
Davis et al., “The Effects of BOTOX Injections
on Emotional Experience,” Emotion
10, no. 3 (2010): 433–40.
14. thirty-two pairs of introverts and extroverts:
Matthew D. Lieberman and Robert
Rosenthal, “Why Introverts Can’t Always
Tell Who Likes Them: Multitasking and