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		<title>Cited in Yahoo Health &#8211; What Justin Bieber Can Teach Us About Anger Management</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Just like all of us can if we allow ourselves to be exhausted enough, Justin Bieber apparently can be impulsively reactive,  and according to his apology on Instagram, is working on getting better at responding rather than reacting. He&#8217;s not the only one. A lot of us struggle with controlling our behavior when emotions run high, especially&#8230;</p>
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