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29. Juli 2015 · To begin with, it was found that lack of guilt was positively associated with externalizing problems, which of course is in line with other research showing that “lack of remorse or guilt” is a prominent symptom in youth displaying aggressive and antisocial behavior .
- Peter Muris, Peter Muris, Cor Meesters, Jolina Heijmans, Sandra van Hulten, Linsy Kaanen, Birgit Oer...
- 2016
1. Sept. 2011 · Are There Meaningful Distinctions Between Shame, Guilt and Remorse? Most psychologists regard remorse as a primary component of the guilt experience. Phenomenological studies underscore the centrality of remorse to guilt (e.g., Lewis, 1971; Lindsay-Hartz, 1984).
- June Price Tangney, Jeff Stuewig, Logaina Hafez
- 2011
- Phase I: Generation of Scenarios
- Phase II: Development of Illustrations and Item (Scenario) Equivalence
- Phase III: Classification and Rating of The Scenarios
Ten young adults (eight males and two females) with an age range of 20-25 years (Mean = 22.5 years, SD = 1.8) were individually approached for this purpose. Three of them were undergraduates, while the remaining seven were postgraduates. All of them were native Indians. Initially, they were given proper explanation of the three emotions, namely gui...
The scenarios were converted into illustrations. This was an iterative process, and the illustrations were finally selected after 2–3 rounds of modification. Each scenario was depicted using three illustrations thus completing a storyboard. This was done to take care of verbal-linguistic issues. However, few illustrations had couple of English word...
In the third phase, a separate set of participants were exposed to the scenarios in the form of storyboard and their responses were recorded.
- Braj Bhushan, Sabnam Basu, Sourav Dutta
- 2020
1. Juli 2015 · Remorse involves admitting one’s own mistakes and taking responsibility for one's actions. It creates a sense of guilt and sorrow for hurting someone else and leads to confession and true...
Guilt is a feeling of remorse for wrongdoings. Sometimes, we actually feel another related emotion that isn't true guilt. Here's how to understand and manage pseudo-guilt.
- When one causes harm to another, guilt is a natural emotional response. Guilt is self-focused but also highly socially relevant: It’s thought to se...
- Given how uncomfortable guilt can feel, it can provide a strong motivation to apologize , correct or make up for a wrong, and behave responsibly...
- Not necessarily. The degree to which people feel guilt varies, and those with certain personalities may experience relatively little (if any) guilt...
- Shame and guilt are two closely related concepts. While each has been defined in different ways, guilt is typically linked to some specific harm, r...
- Excessive guilt can be a feature of certain forms of mental illness, including depression and post- traumatic stress disorder. The tendency to f...
- Children begin to feel guilt and may try to make up for guilt-inducing acts by their second year, research suggests, though the experience of guilt...
- Survivor’s guilt (or survivor guilt) is an emotional experience that results from being relatively unharmed by a situation, compared to others. Wh...
- Though pervasive feelings of guilt are not necessarily a sign of an underlying mental health condition, they can be. Widely used criteria include r...
- Yes. Someone may feel survivor guilt despite bearing no responsibility for circumstances that have harmed others. People with certain kinds of me...
9. Dez. 2022 · The present study investigated how people, as uninvolved social observers (i.e., those not affected by the emotion expresser’s behavior), judge hypocrisy in a target who publicly expresses their self-conscious emotions (i.e., shame and guilt) after making an immoral decision, then repeats the same immoral behavior again.
13. Mai 2019 · The interpersonal-affective disturbances that lie at the core of this construct encompass a lack of empathy, guilt, and remorse 2, 3, 4, and are considered to be unique to psychopathy.
