Add to ORKGIn every day school life experiencing shame by students in situations of school assessment is a common phenomenon but not undertaken in research. Therefore, in this study it has been shown how assessment (external and teacher’s) and student’s self-esteem, including information about not meeting the standards and requirements existing in every day school life, imply experiences of shame in students towards themselves and towards others. Application of shame typology of Jacek M. Barbalet allowed not only to extract several types of shame experienced during assessment: narcissistic, situational, aggressive, and „submissive” but also to show the consequences of experiencing it by the assessed
[[abstract]]The purpose of this thesis was to explore shame and its relative ideas, as well as the m...
The role and effects of basic emotions in organisations have been an important issue of researchers....
The role and effects of basic emotions in organisations have been an important issue of researchers....
AbstractAny social relationship has a moral substrate. Among the moral feelings that maintain and pr...
Shame has important implications in educational contexts for educators, children and young people. T...
AbstractAny social relationship has a moral substrate. Among the moral feelings that maintain and pr...
This study focuses on the prediction of self-initiated bullying from family, school, personality, an...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this thesis was to explore shame and its relative ideas, as well as the m...
The aim of this paper is to review school assessment as a teacher-pupil relation from the point of v...
The aim of this paper is to review school assessment as a teacher-pupil relation from the point of v...
This paper examines the phenomena of shame and shaming from both psychological and sociocultural per...
The aim of this paper is to review school assessment as a teacher-pupil relation from the point of v...
<p></p><p>ABSTRACT Shame, as a self-conscious, multidimensional and socially focused emotion, plays ...
This qualitative inquiry investigates shame theory and how societal shaming practices manifest thems...
This qualitative inquiry investigates shame theory and how societal shaming practices manifest thems...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this thesis was to explore shame and its relative ideas, as well as the m...
The role and effects of basic emotions in organisations have been an important issue of researchers....
The role and effects of basic emotions in organisations have been an important issue of researchers....
AbstractAny social relationship has a moral substrate. Among the moral feelings that maintain and pr...
Shame has important implications in educational contexts for educators, children and young people. T...
AbstractAny social relationship has a moral substrate. Among the moral feelings that maintain and pr...
This study focuses on the prediction of self-initiated bullying from family, school, personality, an...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this thesis was to explore shame and its relative ideas, as well as the m...
The aim of this paper is to review school assessment as a teacher-pupil relation from the point of v...
The aim of this paper is to review school assessment as a teacher-pupil relation from the point of v...
This paper examines the phenomena of shame and shaming from both psychological and sociocultural per...
The aim of this paper is to review school assessment as a teacher-pupil relation from the point of v...
<p></p><p>ABSTRACT Shame, as a self-conscious, multidimensional and socially focused emotion, plays ...
This qualitative inquiry investigates shame theory and how societal shaming practices manifest thems...
This qualitative inquiry investigates shame theory and how societal shaming practices manifest thems...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this thesis was to explore shame and its relative ideas, as well as the m...
The role and effects of basic emotions in organisations have been an important issue of researchers....
The role and effects of basic emotions in organisations have been an important issue of researchers....