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Yeah, be careful there. This does not blanket apply to everyone in all situations. Some people have anger issues, some people have avoidant attachment and their instinct is to get mad and run but it is alerting them to the exact opposite of what it should. This is terrible advice.

 Well, you are not wrong and what is the result going to be, when anger is confused with fear? That is usually caused by not knowing, therefore the brain considers it as possible danger and many have learned that it is easier to convert that fear into anger, than to learn more and resolve the fear with intelligence. When you analyze them, when you try to communicate, you learn very fast, they mostly lack all imagination about others and have no way to express and articulate their own motivation and emotions in some reasonable way, they are locked in themselves in a constant spiral of fear, anger, hate and desperation, without the ability to share that with any other one to find some exit out of that.