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Could my aggressiveness be caused by anxiety?
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Depression?: Depression is more commonly linked to aggression than anxiety. Anxiety and depression symptoms seem to overlap and can lead to aggression. Talking to a psychologist can be productive in reducing your symptoms and addressing your concerns.
Answered 8/26/2013
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