Differentiating guilt and shame in an interpersonal context with univariate activation and multivariate pattern analyses
Guilt and shame are usually evoked during interpersonal interactions. However, no study
has compared guilt and shame processing under such circumstances. In the present study …
has compared guilt and shame processing under such circumstances. In the present study …
Early distinction between shame and guilt processing in an interpersonal context
Shame and guilt have been compared in many behavioral and functional magnetic
resonance imaging studies. However, the time course of shame and guilt processing …
resonance imaging studies. However, the time course of shame and guilt processing …
The dark side of gratitude: Gratitude could lead to moral violation
Past research has provided abundant evidence for the positive impacts of gratitude on
individuals and society. However, based on the social function of gratitude, which is …
individuals and society. However, based on the social function of gratitude, which is …
The effect of shame on anger at others: awareness of the emotion-causing events matters
Numerous studies have found that shame increases individuals' anger at others. However,
according to recent theories about the social function of shame and anger at others, it is …
according to recent theories about the social function of shame and anger at others, it is …
What does being hard on yourself communicate to others? The role of symbolic implications of self-punishment in attributions of remorse
Self-punishment, the adverse treatment of the self as a response to own wrongdoing, seems
dysfunctional on first sight. However, it may have interpersonal benefits, as it may affect how …
dysfunctional on first sight. However, it may have interpersonal benefits, as it may affect how …
Mortality salience enhances neural activities related to guilt and shame when recalling the past
Mortality salience (MS) influences cognition and behavior. However, its effect on emotion
(especially moral emotions) and the underlying neural correlates are unclear. We …
(especially moral emotions) and the underlying neural correlates are unclear. We …
Self‐punishment promotes reconciliation with third parties by addressing the symbolic implications of wrongdoing
M de Vel‐Palumbo, M Wenzel… - European Journal of …, 2019 - Wiley Online Library
Self‐punishment is a highly costly—and potentially harmful—way transgressors can
respond to a wrongdoing. In this research, we propose that people might punish themselves …
respond to a wrongdoing. In this research, we propose that people might punish themselves …
[HTML][HTML] Examining the role of relational utility in guilt and regret
X Zhang, M Zeelenberg, SM Breugelmans - Acta Psychologica, 2024 - Elsevier
Relational utility refers to the value of another person for the attainment of one's future goals
through social interaction. Nelissen (2014) found that relational utility influences the intensity …
through social interaction. Nelissen (2014) found that relational utility influences the intensity …
Appeasing yourself or others?–the use of self-punishment and compensation and how it influences punishment
T Friehe, S Hippel, A Schielke - Journal of economic psychology, 2021 - Elsevier
This paper analyzes experimental data to better understand self-punishment and
compensation as potential means for making amends for having caused distributional harm …
compensation as potential means for making amends for having caused distributional harm …
Relational utility and social norms in games
R Su, B Morsky - Mathematical Social Sciences, 2024 - Elsevier
Social norms, the informal rules of society, and relational utility, eg utility generated by guilt,
are mechanisms by which cooperation and coordination can be facilitated. Here we add …
are mechanisms by which cooperation and coordination can be facilitated. Here we add …