Questioner anger
Questioners need reasons and justifications, and they're angry when other people act, or expect them to act, for reasons that are unexplained or arbitrary.
They're frustrated when others won't give them the answers they expect, or won't give them time to research.
Angry cry of the Questioner: "Why do people just follow along like lemmings, and expect me to do the same for no good reason?"
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Do You Struggle with Anger? The "Four Tendencies" Framework Helps Explain Why
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