Which psychiatric disorder makes a person most susceptible to anger attacks that do not result in physical aggression?

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Some clients with depression have anger attacks that are sudden intense spells of anger that typically occur in situation where the depressed person feels emotionally trapped. Anger attacks involve verbal expressions of anger or rage but no physical aggression. Persons with delusions, dementia, and delirium are most likely to become physically aggressive.

Which Psychiatric Disorder Makes a Person Most Susceptible to Anger