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Asking Children to Talk About Abuse: Can Research Help Improve Police Interviewer Skills?

... loyalty towards the perpetrator, and internal feelings of shame, guilt, and self-blame are just a few of the many barriers that could ... / more

My Year of Rest and Relaxation, reviewed by Andrew Archer

... W.W. Norton. 8 Wheeler, G. (1997). Self and shame: A Gestalt approach. Gestalt Review, 1 (3): 221-244. 9 ... / more

Understanding Online Child Sexual Abuse and How to Talk to Children About it

... ”). In addition, this can lead to increased feelings of shame, guilt, and blame (e.g., “ I took of my clothes. I did this to myself. ... was not physically present. To lessen the burden of shame, it is important to understand the power and impact that sexual ... / more

That's cringe! – Wait a minute. What is cringe?

... emotions behind cringe. Do feelings of guilt and shame cause cringe? The negative emotions we experience in response to a cringe behavior arguably include guilt and shame. With guilt, a person evaluates themselves very negatively (“I am a bad ... / more

Climate stress in everyday life: How can we support children?

... about natural disasters or catastrophic future forecasts), shame (“I've flown so often myself.” “I love eating meat.”), and ... / more

How deliberate forgetting might lead to false memories

... years before coming forward, attributing this to feelings of shame, fear of reprisal, self-blame, and the normalization of Nassar's behavior ... feelings of disgust, fear, anxiety, or, paradoxically, even shame [1]. Outside of the Nassar case, imagine someone who has experienced a ... / more

Changing the world through activism: what, why, and how

... activism can include greater self-understanding, reduced shame, and enhanced relational skills like boundary setting and communication, ... / more

Bisexual invisibility: Perceptions of bisexual people and their representation in the media

... relationships are often minimised, leading to feelings of shame, internalised stigma, and attempts to hide their sexual orientation [13]. ... / more

Goal achieved? The role of sexual goals in influencing women’s perceptions and attitudes in sexually objectifying relationships

... [14], [15]. This process leads to more surveillance and shame about one’s physical appearance and results in lower self-esteem [16]. ... (such as increased self-objectification, greater body shame, and lower performance), women who received objectifying gazes from their ... / more