Don't get angry

Year Published: 1953

Description: Explains that anger is a natural and universal emotion and discusses ways for a child to release his anger in a socially appropriate manner. Animated sequences are used to demonstrate the effects of anger on the organs of the body. Historical Summary: Shows the causes and effects of anger as exemplified in the case of two children. Uses animation to show the effects of anger on the body, and compares an angry child with a kettle that must release its steam. Lists some ways in which anger can be dissipated and asks the audience what they would have done in the two cases.