Intermittent Explosive Disorder: Issues and Discussions
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Introduction
“Intermittent explosive disorder” is actions engaging repetitive, unforeseen episodes of violent, spontaneous, belligerent actions wherein the party acts in an inordinate manner relative to the situation at hand. Among the episodes that can be regarded as falling under this concept include episodes of domestic violence, hurling or destroying objects, ‘temper tantrums’ and ‘road rage’ form some of the indicators that can precede an episode. These chronic situations, violent outbursts can inflict significant amounts of stress, adversely affect one’s relationships, education and even work, and can inflict serious legal and financial ramifications (Mayo Clinic, 2016). This anomaly, according ...