Routinely repressing, or seeking to conceal, feelings of anger is MOST associated with an increased risk of ____.
A) suicide
B) heart disease
C) depression
D) anxiety disorders

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Repressing or concealing feelings of anger has been linked to an increased risk of developing heart disease, as it can lead to chronic stress and increased blood pressure. While it can also contribute to the development of depression and anxiety disorders, these conditions are not as closely associated with anger suppression as heart disease. While there is some evidence linking anger suppression to suicide risk, it is less clear than the link to heart disease.

Routinely Repressing, or Seeking to Conceal, Feelings of Anger Is