Does anger have a stress based constituent? Or is it something totally different to stress.

I think the argument for it being an energy, is due to inflection revealing that anger and stress may be channeled, effectively changing in some dimension of qualitative form. Anger has an experiential form, and the scientific view is limited to behaviorism alone. People with OCD become angry when they have insight but are unable to control? I have definitely used something to make decisions, is it anger that causes the fox to see the sweet out of reach grapes as sour? In a relationship, rejection or unfaithfulness leads to anger and anger changes your original subjective opinion on some one or somethings quality?

Interesting link, thanks.

Of the five, neuroticism seems clearly the trait most prone to anger. What, if any, are the benefits of scoring highly on this trait?