If, on one hand, personality is a predictor of the transference (Bradley, 2005; Colli, 2016; Tanzilli, 2017), according to the Control-Mastery Theory (CMT; Weiss, 1993; Silberschatz, 2005; Gazzillo, 2016) this relationship is influenced, and mediated, among other factors, by interpersonal guilt (Bush, 2005). Following this theory, guilt is an interpersonal and prosocial emotion that become dysfunctional when alimented by pathogenic beliefs (i.e. beliefs that associate a healthy and pleasurable goal with a danger or the worry to hurt a significative one). The aim of this study is to empirically investigate the relationship between interpersonal guilt, transference and personality. The tools used are: the Interpersonal Guilt Rating Sca...
Using a sample of 275 college students, this study examined the relationship between forgiveness of ...
The construct of guilt has been a subject of debate among philosophers, theologians, sociologists an...
Background: Patient transference patterns play a central role in the psychotherapy of personality di...
Some of the authors that studied the relation between transference and psychopathology belongs to th...
Guilt is a complex and distressing emotion with multiple determinants that can be experienced in a ...
The aim of this article is to empirically investigate the relationships among interpersonal guilt, a...
Guilt is a complex and distressing emotion that can be experienced in different situations. The majo...
Multiple sets of empirical research findings on guilt are reviewed to evaluate the view that guilt s...
Since Freud’s initial recognition that patients may enact interpersonal patterns in the relationship...
The primary purpose of the present study was to determine the interrelationships among guilt, certai...
Recently, the role of guilt within interpersonal relationships has come under scrutiny. This researc...
Previous research on shame and guilt has tended to focus on their unique associations with other var...
Social relations analyses examined the relative importance of forgivingness (disposition to forgive ...
This article introduces the Interpersonal Guilt Rating Scale-15, a brief clinician-rated tool for an...
This study is concerned with why individuals engage in behaviors that are apparently not in their be...
Using a sample of 275 college students, this study examined the relationship between forgiveness of ...
The construct of guilt has been a subject of debate among philosophers, theologians, sociologists an...
Background: Patient transference patterns play a central role in the psychotherapy of personality di...
Some of the authors that studied the relation between transference and psychopathology belongs to th...
Guilt is a complex and distressing emotion with multiple determinants that can be experienced in a ...
The aim of this article is to empirically investigate the relationships among interpersonal guilt, a...
Guilt is a complex and distressing emotion that can be experienced in different situations. The majo...
Multiple sets of empirical research findings on guilt are reviewed to evaluate the view that guilt s...
Since Freud’s initial recognition that patients may enact interpersonal patterns in the relationship...
The primary purpose of the present study was to determine the interrelationships among guilt, certai...
Recently, the role of guilt within interpersonal relationships has come under scrutiny. This researc...
Previous research on shame and guilt has tended to focus on their unique associations with other var...
Social relations analyses examined the relative importance of forgivingness (disposition to forgive ...
This article introduces the Interpersonal Guilt Rating Scale-15, a brief clinician-rated tool for an...
This study is concerned with why individuals engage in behaviors that are apparently not in their be...
Using a sample of 275 college students, this study examined the relationship between forgiveness of ...
The construct of guilt has been a subject of debate among philosophers, theologians, sociologists an...
Background: Patient transference patterns play a central role in the psychotherapy of personality di...