The Business Times
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John McAlaney

THE WRITER IS A PROFESSOR IN PSYCHOLOGY AT BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY, ENGLAND

Despite the speed and strength with which anger can spread through social media through rage bait, there is emerging research which suggests people can be nudged into reflecting on media content designed to provoke anger before they respond.

Rage bait: How to stop getting triggered

Understanding the psychology behind social media’s angriest posts

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