Is there a way out of the situation? The trick here is to observe our emotions, instead of immediately reacting. This proves as an in-built check on negative tendencies like cheating. In other words, the strongest of emotions can be overpowered by introspection.
What physical condition makes a person lose self- control and get angry?
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Option 4: "The animal instincts take over."
Explanation: This option is correct because the text explicitly states that when self-control is lost, animal instincts take over. This indicates a physical condition where primal reactions dominate, leading to anger and irrational behavior, aligning directly with the question about what physical condition causes loss of self-control.
Option 1: "Strong emotion corrupts the brain."
Explanation: While the text mentions that strong emotions, particularly anger, can corrupt our brains, it does not specify this as a physical condition that leads to losing self-control. Instead, it describes the emotional impact rather than a direct physiological response.
Option 2: "Blood pressure rises."
Explanation: The text states that the circulation of blood increases in an angry person, which may imply a rise in blood pressure, but it does not explicitly mention blood pressure as the physical condition causing loss of self-control. Therefore, this option is too narrow and not directly supported by the text.
Option 3: "Senses stop working."
Explanation: The text indicates that when one receives bad news, self-control becomes impossible and the senses stop working. However, this is a consequence of losing self-control rather than a physical condition that directly causes anger. Thus, it does not answer the question accurately.
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