Quadir Rhetorical Analysis

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QP engaged Quadir in participating in a CBT activity geared towards expressing feelings. QP explained to Quadir the activity will help him to separate feelings of anger from behavior and to examine the relationship between anger and other feelings. QP explained to Quadir that people feel angry when they feel they have been wrong or have been treated unjustly. QP asked Quadir, list some reason he feels he has been treated wrong or unjustly. QP explained to Quadir that anger is used as a justification for abuse and violent behavior. QP asked Quadir to explain the reasons a person may use anger as a justification for their behavior. QP discussed with Quadir how to separate feelings of anger from behavior chosen. QP assisted Quadir in identifying

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