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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Self-Conscious Emotions"”.
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COMPARISON OF TWO BODY WEIGHT SCREENINGS OF SELF-CONSCIOUS EMOTIONS AND COPING
… <p>METHODS: The Body and Appearance-related Self-conscious Emotions Scale and WEIGHTCOPE were used to assess self-conscious emotions and intention to utilize 10 different weight-related coping strategies following the scans. Motivation was measured by a 10-point Likert scale measuring …
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Feelings of doing good for myself or others: Discussing effects of self-conscious emotions on sustainable consumption
… aspects. Thus, this research proposed that self-conscious emotions play an essential role of sustainable consumption behavior, and such emotions are driven from private and public self-consciousness. Study 1 examined participants’ general evaluations toward two emotions and sustainable …
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Children's representations of parenting behaviors, basic negative emotions, and negative self-conscious emotions in the Narrative Story Stem Technique
… of parenting behaviors, basic negative emotions, and negative self-conscious emotions in the Narrative Story Stem Technique (NSST; Bretherton, Ridgeway, & Cassidy, 1990). More specifically, the research objectives of the study were a) to identify the frequency of the representations that …
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Cultural Factors in the Dysregulation of Shame and Embarrassment: Emotions in Social Anxiety and Taijin Kyofusho
… the study sought to examine the role of self-conscious emotions of shame and embarrassment with respect to TKS and SAD. Participants were administered a series of questionnaires during the first phase of the study and, during the second phase, a diagnostic clinical interview and …
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Guilt-proneness and shame-proneness in homeless children
… the conceptualization and measurement of these self-conscious emotions has improved, there has been a growing consensus that guilt-proneness serves an adaptive role within interpersonal domains whereas shame-proneness is consistently associated with maladaptive functioning. However, the vast …
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Emotional and systemic experiences of having a partner living with dementia
… of marriage and iv) negotiating a new sense of self. Consequently the review highlighted the process of identity and role transition which individuals experience when their partner is living in long term care. Furthermore, a study was conducted to explore the experience of self-conscious …
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Shame and guilt on depressive mood : testing for the mediation role of self-esteem and rumination
The role of self-conscious emotions of shame and guilt on depression is ambiguous, while studies simultaneously investigating shame and guilt suggest that both emotions have strong unique effects on depression, it is however not yet clear which psychological processes cause shame and / or guilt to …
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Perceptions of Childhood Relation with Parents Related to Current Functioning
… relationships with parents, certain current self-conscious emotions, current religious orientation, and current risk-taking behaviors. The study also sought to develop models that would predict risk-taking behavior based on the other variables.</p> <p>At an eastern university, 174 students …
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Assessing Attachment Anxiety as a Moderator of the Relationship Between Self-Distancing and Emotions Following Relationship Conflict
Third-person self-talk involves referring to oneself using third-person language instead of typical first-person language when using internal and external monologues. Self-talk tactics have been shown to be helpful for self-regulation and emotional regulation (Kross et al., 2014). Because …
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The effect of religious priming on recalled regrets
… & Norenzayan, 2007) and increases public self-awareness (Gervais & Norenzayan, 2012). Theories used to explain these effects typically focus on religion’s role in regulating social and moral behavior and building and binding together cooperative communities (e.g., Graham & Haidt, 2010; …
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CUSTOMERS' EMOTIONAL AND COPING RESPONSES TO SERVICE FAILURES: THE ROLE OF SELF-CONGRUENCE
… more recently, researchers have suggested that emotions may underlie the effects of customers' cognitive responses on their coping and behavioral responses. Despite the increased attention paid to the emotional dimension of customers' responses, the literature has not differentiated between …
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Internalised shame and racialised identity in South Africa, with specific reference to 'coloured' identity : a quantitative study at two Western Cape universities
… identities and the consequences thereof in self-conscious emotions. The sample consisted of 444 students at the University of Cape Town and the University of the Western Cape, with a 'racial' demographic breakdown of 131 'black' respondents, 136 'white' respondents, 132 'coloured' …
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Family carers and mental health : the role of self-compassion
The self-conscious emotions of guilt and shame are often experienced by family members who care for a relative with a mental health difficulty. This may drive certain behaviours, characterised as emotional overinvolvement (EOI). EOI is consistently associated with poorer outcomes among people …
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Women's masturbation: an exploration of the influence of shame, guilt, and religiosity
… PsychData. Participants completed the Test of Self-Conscious Affect-Version 3 (TOSCA-3) (Tangney, Dearing, Wagner, & Gramzow, 2000) to assess self-conscious emotions, such as shame and guilt; the Attitudes toward Masturbation Scale (ATMS) (Young & Muehlenhard, 2011) to assess thoughts and …
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What is common may be as important as what is different: examining the general factor shared by dispositional shame and guilt using bi-factor models
… with personality traits associated with moral emotions (empathy, agreeableness and conscientiousness), and strongly but inversely associated with both self-reported and informant-reported externalizing psychopathology. The general factor was also associated with self-consciousness, but not with …
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The Humiliation Experience: Causes, Emotional Correlates, and Behavioral Consequences
… by examining: (1) the direct effects of self-esteem and narcissism on emotional responses to potentially humiliating events; (2) the direct effects of the emotional correlates of humiliating experiences (i.e. sadness, humiliation, and anger) on the related behavioral reactions to such …
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Humiliation and Its Relationship to Embarrassment and Shame
… of blame and perceived devaluation of the self from others were investigated as possible cognitions that may both link and distinguish this emotion from close emotion relatives, namely embarrassment and shame.</p> <p>Participants were presented with vignettes that described a social versus …
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Narcissistic Vulnerabilities Experienced within the Processes of Change and Development
… the process of individuation as a circular self-contained process (Schwartz-Salant, 1986). The Ouroboros often represents self-reflexivity, or cyclicality, especially when referring to something constantly re-creating itself. The way individuals reflect on themselves and re-create, whether …