Similarly, parental and family's extended moral enragement and psychological support to children, with strong association between parents and children significantly anticipated the adjustment and satisfaction level of children in school environment by the study of Duncan (1994).

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Joe Rukin, chairman of the Kenilworth Stop HS2 Action Group, said: "HS2 called the meeting 'community engagement', but in reality it was a farcical waste of an evening better described as community enragement. 'They have had our proposals for two and a half months, but as far as we can tell, they have done nothing and will not commit to even let us talk to their engineers."

Too often the decision has already been made, or its outcome is a foregone conclusion, and the "hearing," if you could call it that, is little more than a public ritual, with, to paraphrase one former assistant town manager, "plenty of engagement, and plenty of enragement" (p.

In the first chapter, "La 'nevrastenia': una storia segreta," Bonifazi clearly states that Campana's diagnosed neurasthenia was pretended and he accuses Campana's peers of mistaking for violent, paranoiac, and delirious behavior what was but enragement inspired by Nietzschean behavioral models against the contemporary political and social situation.

So, there was some enragement and they put this place on fire.