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Reactions from Guilt vs. Shame. James Gilligan, MD, in his profound work on violence, argued that what serial killers fear the most is shame.

More information: Rikke Sigmer Nielsen et al, Eco-guilt and eco-shame in everyday life: an exploratory study of the ...

Shame, guilt, and embarrassment—what's the difference? Within social-moral emotion, three have raised the most interest through time: shame, guilt, and embarrassment.

Overall, expressions of guilt and shame were associated with recidivism rates, but in different ways. "Proneness to guilt predicts less recidivism — a lower likelihood of re-offense," Tangney says.

Although shame and guilt may seem similar, shame is highly correlated with addiction, depression, and aggression. In contrast, guilt is linked to empathy and understanding other perspectives. What ...

For individuals in recovery, shame and guilt can hinder their sobriety, treatment, and growth. According to American Addiction Centers, guilt is a common relapse trigger.

Overall, expressions of guilt and shame were associated with recidivism rates, but in different ways. "Proneness to guilt predicts less recidivism -- a lower likelihood of re-offense," Tangney says.

For some, recovering from addiction is only half the battle. The other half is getting over the guilt, depression and shame associated with it. NPR's Michel Martin speaks with author Neil Steinberg.

This Collection invites research that interrogates one or more of the concepts of embarrassment, shame, and guilt — or closely related emotional states.

Human emotions come in many shapes and forms. Some, like sadness and happiness, are rather easy to explain. Others, like guilt, pride, and shame, are a great deal more complex. They have in common ...