Add to ORKGIt is argued that shame is a universal moral emotion, which is important for the guidance of human behavior. This by directing the individual towards law-abiding decisions that prevent participation in criminal behavior within a society. Despite these kind of beliefs, antisocial acts are widespread in the world. Furthermore, antisocial populations can be very heterogeneous. This paper will therefore focus on what kind of empirical literature exists on feelings of shame regarding prison inmates. Our literature review presents mixed findings. The result showed an association between shame and issues related to anger. Furthermore, it seems like thought-focus do not have an effect on shame. Risky behavior such as alcohol abuse and addiction was...
In this study we examine whether feelings of anticipated shame and anticipated guilt when being caug...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...
It is argued that shame is a universal moral emotion, which is important for the guidance of human b...
Social Rank Theory (Gilbert, 1992) has proposed that following abusive childhood experiences, an ind...
Studies of shame and guilt have focused more on normal populations and cultural and religious contex...
UNDERSTANDING EMOTIONS IS essential to developing an account of why people commit crime and how they...
Background Shame is a powerful emotion involved in a wide variety of phenomena including psychopatho...
Emotions, specifically those of shame and guilt, have been indicated as playing integral roles in de...
In this study we examine whether feelings of anticipated shame and anticipated guilt when being caug...
Abstract: In this article, the authors build on previous discussions of the possible role of shamean...
We review the largely separate literatures on aggression and shame, concluding that both internalize...
We review the largely separate literatures on aggression and shame, concluding that both internalize...
In this study we examine whether feelings of anticipated shame and anticipated guilt when being caug...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...
In this study we examine whether feelings of anticipated shame and anticipated guilt when being caug...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...
It is argued that shame is a universal moral emotion, which is important for the guidance of human b...
Social Rank Theory (Gilbert, 1992) has proposed that following abusive childhood experiences, an ind...
Studies of shame and guilt have focused more on normal populations and cultural and religious contex...
UNDERSTANDING EMOTIONS IS essential to developing an account of why people commit crime and how they...
Background Shame is a powerful emotion involved in a wide variety of phenomena including psychopatho...
Emotions, specifically those of shame and guilt, have been indicated as playing integral roles in de...
In this study we examine whether feelings of anticipated shame and anticipated guilt when being caug...
Abstract: In this article, the authors build on previous discussions of the possible role of shamean...
We review the largely separate literatures on aggression and shame, concluding that both internalize...
We review the largely separate literatures on aggression and shame, concluding that both internalize...
In this study we examine whether feelings of anticipated shame and anticipated guilt when being caug...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...
In this study we examine whether feelings of anticipated shame and anticipated guilt when being caug...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...
From the eighteenth century onwards, moral emotions are perceived as a specific group of emotions th...