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Road rage increase the result of entitlement? Houston psychologist thinks yes

Road rage increase the result of entitlement? Houston psychologist thinks yes Analyzing the reason for the increased number of road rage incidents We get a debrief on Houston s rise in road rage with a local Psychology professor, who believes that the increase in violent and deadly outbursts is rooted in something much deeper than just what s going on behind the wheel. HOUSTON - Houston is not the only city seeing a rise in violent road rage incidents this year. What’s behind it? I tend to look at road rage through a lens of entitlement, says Dr. Kristin Anderson, professor of Psychology at the University of Houston Downtown, who has a theory that our rise in abrupt acts of violence stems from a deeper-rooted issue.

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Missoula medical experts say recognize signs of heat related illnesses

Missoula medical experts say recognize signs of heat related illnesses We’re now fully into the early stages of an exceptionally strong and long heatwave, and medical experts are warning young and old alike to pay attention to what your body is telling you. By: Russ Thomas and last updated 2021-06-29 20:01:31-04 MISSOULA — We’re now fully into the early stages of an exceptionally strong and long heatwave, and medical experts are warning young and old alike to pay attention to what your body is telling you. “Do I feel dizzy? Do I feel tired? Do I feel nauseous? And start paying attention to those things. And the minute you start to notice those symptoms within yourself, the best thing you can do is get out of the sun and get out of the heat. We want them drinking cool water, not ice water but cool water, cool shower, cold wash clothes, cold compresses.” - Missoula City-County Health Director D’Shane Barnett

Recognize the signs of heat-related illnesses

Recognize the signs of heat-related illnesses We’re now fully into the early stages of an exceptionally strong and long heatwave, and medical experts are warning young and old alike to pay attention to what your body is telling you. By: Russ Thomas and last updated 2021-06-29 19:10:11-04 MISSOULA — We’re now into the early stages of an exceptionally strong and long heatwave, and medical experts are warning people to pay attention to what your body is telling you. “Do I feel dizzy? Do I feel tired? Do I feel nauseous? And start paying attention to those things. And the minute you start to notice those symptoms within yourself, the best thing you can do is get out of the sun and get out of the heat. We want them drinking cool water, not ice water but cool water, cool shower, cold wash clothes, cold compresses.” - Missoula City-County Health Director D’Shane Barnett