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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"Remorse"”.
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Forgive Them, Forgive Them Not: The Role of Remorse and Empathy in Interpersonal Forgiveness
… aimed to examine the influence of perceived remorse and elicited empathy on forgiveness following the occurrence of a hypothetical transgression. It was hypothesized that (a) participants would demonstrate the greatest levels of Forgiveness in the condition of Remorse and Empathy compared to …
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When helping hurts: understanding resource recovery in nonprofit workplaces
… calling, boundary permeability, and relaxation remorse had on recovery and the relationship between recovery and strain. Participants (n = 124 nonprofit workers and volunteers) completed a web-based survey that included questions related to their work-nonwork roles, personal recovery activities, …
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Predictors of recidivism in adolescent offenders
… (i.e., anger management, ADHD, low empathy/remorse) by probation officers. Recidivism over 12 months was assessed from official records. Results indicated that after controlling for race, groups differed on several risk factors, with significant differences noted between violent and …
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Substance use disorder, shame, and self-forgiveness: A latent profile analysis
… responsibility for their actions, 2) experience remorse without shame, and 3) have made either direct or indirect attempts to repair the hurt. Using data collected from an outpatient substance use recovery center and the Amazon Mechanical Turk, a latent profile analysis was first conducted to …
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Talking as restorative justice : a conversation analysis of victim-offender meetings
… at victims and included ademonstration of remorse and received a response. Other apologies were directed atfacilitators with no demonstration of remorse, resulting in no response from victims. Theseapologies were less effective because no response meant the apologies could not be …
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The Use of Public Electronic Forums to Manage Conflict among Female Peers: An Explorative Study
… motivation, third party involvement, and remorse/regret. Participants reported a range of motivations for choosing social media to manage their conflict along with the implications that accompanied this decision. Study limitations, directions for future research, and clinical implications …
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The role of personal mitigating factors in criminal sentencing judgments: an empirical investigation
… to the offender, rather than the offence (e.g., remorse or youth/immaturity). Research shows that discretionary sentencing produces inconsistency and bias and lacks the transparency needed to maintain public trust in justice. Although many jurisdictions have introduced more structured sentencing, …
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Adolescent Psychopathy in an Adjudicated Male Population: The Role of Sensation Seeking, Impulsivity, and Externalizing Disorders
… superficial charm, untruthfulness, lack of remorse or shame, poor judgment, and failure to learn from experience. Based on Cleckley's initial work, Hare (1991) developed a two-factor model of psychopathy. The purpose of this study was to investigate the roles that sensation seeking, …
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Observer Retaliation: How Apology Components Affect Observing Customers' Negative Word-of-Mouth and Patronage Intentions
… accepting responsibility, initiation, and remorse) were examined. In addition, three blocking variables (gender, moral identity, and self-construal) are included in order to empirically examine whether any of the apology components had a unique effect on specific groups of individuals …
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A new terrain of struggle : the liberation of the 'self' : an analysis of the narratives of the experiences of activists of the Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) about their circumstances in post-apartheid South Africa, in the context of reconciliation
… activism, the complexity of forgiveness and remorse and the ever-increasing anxiety of reconciliation, nation building and development. The study proposes that the activist of today is not the activist of yesteryears and that individual metamorphosis is closely tied to political transmutation …
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Silence Is Golden: Older Women's Voices and The Analysis Of Meaning Among Survivor's Of Domestic Violence
… making, divorce stigma, support, intimacy, remorse, and resilience. Race and age-related differences indicated that the younger women were less effected by traditional family values and divorce stigma; women who left their abusers very early in the relationship generally had better physical, …
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Military integration as a factor for post-conflict stability and reconciliation Rwanda, 1994-2005
… factors; and manages defeat, shame, and remorse on the part of the loser. Therefore DDRI programs that integrate a sensitization program and exit strategy lead to sustainable stability and reconciliation.
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Medication error reporting: a qualitative study exploring student nurses’ anticipated peer reactions to error reporting
… errors when error-committing nurses demonstrated remorse. Results were varied regarding how interpersonal relationships affected student nurse’s intent to report medication errors, and no difference was found in male versus female nursing students regarding justifications or intent to report …
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Perpetrators of domestic violence : men's experiences in the Western Cape
… other countries. Men used denial, justification, remorse and dissociation when they referred to their violent behaviour. To a large degree, they adhered to patriarchal codes of masculinity where control over their partners was permissible and justifiable. Men identified the legal system as biased; …
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The Presence of Empathy in Male Completers of a Partner Intervention Program
… mystery surrounding an abusive man's level of remorse for his behavior; particularly, his capacity for empathy toward his victim and related insights to how his behavior has had an impact on his victim have been under-researched. Exploring the ways in which abusive men think and learn opens up …
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Reading prostitution in American fiction, 1893-1917
… women telling their stories without shame or remorse. My conclusion, "Revamping `Fallen Women' Pedagogy for Teaching American Literature," suggests how social history and textual scholarship of specific "fallen women" novels should affect our teaching of these texts.
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The Myth of good character: assessing the performance of nursing and midwifery pre-registration students using a modified Delphi approach
… self-awareness through insight, reflection and remorse, and honesty and integrity through self-surveillance in relation to a duty of candour. The decision-makers indicated that students were assessed upon their performance and their ability to learn how to be good rather than any fixed notions …
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A Critical Examination of Green Economic Development as a Post-Disaster Recovery Approach: The Case of Greensburg, Kansas 2007-2012
… development principles, and a hint of buyers' remorse.</p>
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Situational Affordances and Psychopathy: Examining Contextual Influences on Exploitative Behavior in Economic Games
… manipulativeness, and lack of guilt and remorse (Hare, 2003). This dissertation focused on the relationship between psychopathy and exploitation, using economic games as a method to measure exploitative behavior. Specifically, the research investigated the interplay between psychopathy …
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The Life and Writings of Thomas Becon, 1512-1567
… illuminate new aspects of his life, such as his remorse over his recantation at Paul’s Cross in 1543 and the fact that he was considered for the bishopric of Chester in 1559, but also it provides an account of his extraordinary literary output. Between the early 1540s and the late 1560s, he …
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