You've seen the videos of fights breaking out in airplanes, in airports, in restaurants, in parking lots.  You've heard the stories here on KNX of increasing road rage incidents, and of course the horrible incident of a 6-year-old boy killed in the midst of a road rage fight on an Orange County freeway.

Even as the COVID pandemic is easing and things are slowly getting back to normal, why are we so angry?

Dr. Joshua Klapow is a clinical psychologist & behavioral scientist; professor of psychology at the University of Alabama.

You've seen the videos of fights breaking out in airplanes, in airports, in restaurants, in parking lots. &nbsp;You've heard the stories here on KNX of increasing road rage incidents, and of course the horrible incident of a 6-year-old boy killed in the midst of a road rage fight on an Orange County freeway.
Even as the COVID pandemic is easing and things are slowly getting back to normal, why are we so angry?
Dr. Joshua Klapow is a clinical psychologist &amp; behavioral scientist; professor of psychology at the University of Alabama.

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