Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology, University of Staffordshire The hardest part of consistently exercising is finding the motivation to do it. But using the wrong type of motivation for ...

Guilt and shame are similar but also dissimilar. Guilt arises when we think that we have done damage to something or someone. Shame arises when we believe that we are damaged in some way (for example, ...

This Collection supports and amplifies research related to SDG 03 - Good Health & Wellbeing. Embarrassment, shame, and guilt are related but also distinct emotions. Embarrassment arises from ...

"Sometimes self-condemnation, guilt and shame arise when wrong is done to us, or in situations where we feel a heightened sense of responsibility - even if there is no way we could control the outcome ...

Dr. Andrew Huberman and Dr. Becky Kennedy discuss guilt, shame, the similarities and differences between the two, and the function of guilt and shame in our lives. Dr. Becky Kennedy is a clinical ...

Many people confuse shame and guilt, and it is useful to know the difference between the two. The first reason is that shame often masks anger and vice versa. Some chronically angry and raging people ...

A new global study published in Nature Human Behaviour provides evidence that people tend to act more generously toward others when they are aware of the negative consequences of their actions. This ...

Senator Britt, another thing you would have is a clean conscience. A conscience weighs very little — probably nothing at all. For anyone with a working conscience, however, a misdeed or a sin can ...