A new study published in the journal Menopause reveals that women’s anger intensifies with age but is expressed less, highlighting emotional regulation during midlife.

Aging is significantly related to anger in women, with most indicators of anger expression decreasing with age.

Chronological and reproductive age may significantly influence women's anger levels and their ability to manage them.

A recent study has found that women experience heightened feelings of anger as they age, but are less inclined to express ...

A new study finds that most forms of anger decline in women after age 50 due to emotional and hormonal changes during ...

Discover how women's ability to manage anger improves with age, backed by a recent study exploring the effects of chronological and reproductive age on emotional regulation during menopause.

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