[PDF] Top 20 The "shoulds" and "should nots" of moral emotions : A self regulatory perspective on shame and guilt

... one moral system over the other, depending on the presence of an anti-goal versus a desired ...proscriptive moral regulation focuses particularly on the inhibition of harm-doing and immoral ...one ... See full document

... when guilt might serve an individual maladaptively, recent research has focused on situations in which shame serves an adaptive purpose (see the research mentioned above at the beginning of Section ...feel ... See full document

... two emotions in research studies (see, ...two emotions often co-occur, likely reflecting the socialization of both moral systems and the engagement of both in everyday life (see endnote ...one ... See full document

... against self-blame (Bandura 1991, 2002; Menesini et ...less shame and guilt (Gini, 2006); to feel greater indifference to victims’ suffering (Olweus, 1994); and to feel proud of the personal gains ... See full document

... (2004) moral emotions provide an individual with the motivation and energy to do well and to avoid doing badly to ...types self conscious moral emotions and other focused moral ... See full document

... the self- reported nature of questionnaires, the current study supports previous research illustrating the fact that, when people encounter an impersonal dilemma, which lacks salient emotional content ...people?), ... See full document

... of self-destruction didn’t show any differences in male and female, and differences were displayed in different constituents of ...in self- destruction, one research[2] showed feminine and masculine ... See full document

... the perspective of the burn survivor and their carers and how this is reflected as altered body image and including the cultural aspect of 'losing ...post-traumatic shame is deeply embedded in a person's ... See full document

... spirituality, moral obligation, retaliation, intelligence and other factors which have an important role in the EDM process (Liyanarachchi and Newdick 2009; Haines et ... See full document

... Despite the growing interest in more complex forms of player experience and creating games that involve difficult themes, there has been less of a focus on uncomfortable forms of experience in commercial games. Through ... See full document

... His story starts when the Philistines were ruling the Israelites. A man and his wife, living in Zorah, had been unable to produce children. An angel appeared to the woman and said that she would become pregnant with a ... See full document

... negative moral emotions are more likely to feel able to report fraudulent behavior, but this does not mean that citizens who feel able to report do this ... See full document

... fear, guilt and ...invoke self-protection and inaction rather than an active response such as volunteering to ...fear, guilt and shame to gain voluntary compliance as the study suggests that ... See full document

... It has been known for some time that all metazoa share the same photoreceptor pigment rhodopsin (Goldsmith, 1990; Spudich et al., 2000). Rhodopsin is a molecule of ultimate sensitivity since it allows the detection of a ... See full document

... Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is not uncommon in the gen- eral population, and is prevalent in association with a range of psychiatric disorders including major affective, personality and neuropsychiatric ...of ... See full document

... a moral culture in the field of out- door sports in China. We should adhere to the basic guiding principles of people-oriented, balanced, risk prevention and harmonious ...and moral issues and build ... See full document

... income should be reduced in the budget restriction B in order to reach point A, in which case the violation would disappear (or in the percentage the income in budget restriction A should be reduced in ... See full document

... his guilt for his inattention in the night to the gods (“It was the time when rest first begins for weary mortals and as the sweetest gift of the gods it ... See full document

... that shame and guilt are often encountered in alcohol treatment settings (Potter-Efron, 2002), a brief self-report measure that indicates the levels of shame and guilt an individual is ... See full document

... nine emotions (deontological guilt, altruistic guilt, shame, sadness, anger, compassion, fear, disgust, absence of emotion) on an eighteen-point visual analogue scale (Visual Analogue Scale; ... See full document