The self-conscious emotions (SCE) of guilt, shame, pride, and embarrassment are moral
emotions, which motivate adherence to social norms and personal standards and emerge in …

Traumatic military experiences can create ethical dilemmas that result in moral injury. Moral
injury is strongly correlated with interpersonal problems, social anxiety, isolation …

Self‐forgiveness is associated with psychological and relational well‐being and may be a
worthwhile treatment goal for clients who have hurt others. The authors utilized theoretical …

In this paper, we provide a new framework for understanding infant‐feeding‐related
maternal guilt and shame, placing these in the context of feminist theoretical and …

We investigated relationships between dispositional guilt-proneness, shame-proneness,
and self-forgiveness. Drawing on motivational frameworks, we theorized that shame …

Shame and guilt are common during the course of parenting and can reflect feelings of “bad
self “and “bad behaviour” in relation to parenting events. Self-compassion is known to be …

Background People with drug and/or alcohol problems often experience feelings of shame
and guilt, which have been associated with poorer recovery. Self-forgiveness has the …

In this short-term longitudinal study, we systematically examined the distinctiveness of guilt-
and shame-proneness in early adolescents (N= 395, mean age= 11.8 years) in terms of …

Context Shame and guilt are subjective emotional responses that occur in response to
negative events such as the making of mistakes or an experience of mistreatment, and have …

The role of forgiveness in restorative justice (RJ) remains peripheral because interpersonal
forgiveness has been considered a 'gift'that should not be forced on victims in RJ. In this …