Anger At Work, The Story Of The Headache Switch, Oklahoma (1956 Original Black & White Film)

Dive into the complexities of human psychology with this intriguing black and white film from 1956! Explore the concept of the "headache switch," a mental mechanism that involves displacing anger onto others, impacting one's efficiency. Witness various incidents illustrating techniques for managing overwhelming emotions like anger, resentment, and frustration. Follow the journey of Ed Wilson as he navigates a new job and grapples with the consequences of using the "headache switch" when faced with challenges from his boss. Uncover valuable insights into emotional intelligence and interpersonal dynamics.

Source :
Swain, D. V., University Of Oklahoma. Extension Division. Educational Materials Services, Oklahoma. State Department Of Health & International Film Bureau. (1956) Anger at Work, the Story of the Headache Switch. Hockman, N., dir United States: International Film Bureau, Inc. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2020604403