Read the following conflict narrative and answer the questions below: My wife has been unemployed for several months. She's had a couple of leads on jobs, but they haven't gone anywhere. She doesn't seem to be trying hard enough. In the meantime, I've been working overtime to try to keep us from going into debt. My wife expects me to carry out her "honey dos" list around the house on the weekends. If we were both working, I wouldn't mind as much, but it hardly seems as though she does anything all day while I am gone, except play on her laptop. The house is not clean, and when I ask her what she did all day, she just shrugs and says she doesn't know. One day I got so frustrated that I grabbed her computer and slammed it down on the table and threw it the length of the house. She ran into the bedroom and locked the door. I don't know what came over me. I walked straight out of the house, got in the car, and drove to The Silver Dollar Bar.

1. Which of the following concepts would best apply to this case study and why? anger-in, anger-out, or anger-controlling

2. Based on what you have read, what specific technique might the husband use to counter his anger? Explain why you chose this specific technique.

3. Distinguish what principles might pertain to this case study to understand the role of anger better. Explain how they can be applied to this case study.