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The meaning of Dutch “schaamte” as a single term for shame and embarrassment
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Van Osch Y. M., Breugelmans S., Zeelenberg M., Fontaine J. R.
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Khestanov R., Логос 2026 Т. 36 № 3 С. 1–16
The article proposes an affective theory of social order, taking as its starting point the phenomenon of "Spanish shame" (ispanski styd) – the vicarious embarrassment experienced by a bystander witnessing another person's social failure. Tracing three competing etymological accounts of the expression, the author argues that the uncertainty of its origin is not a defect ...
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Zolotareva A., Социальная и клиническая психиатрия 2024 Т. 34 № 2 С. 36–42
In order to examine the association between shame of a skin disorder and psychopathology, 190 persons with skin disorders (dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, urticaria and neurodermatitis) have been interviewed. Results showed that 39.5% of respondents had anxiety symptoms, 43.7% had depressive symptoms, 65.8% had somatic symptoms, 54.2% had excessively intense thoughts, feelings or behavioral reactions associated ...
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Maitner A., DeCoster J., Andersson P. et al., Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 2022 Vol. 53 No. 3-4 P. 263–288
Emotions are linked to wide sets of action tendencies, and it can be difficult to predict which specific action tendency will be motivated or indulged in response to individual experiences of emotion. Building on a functional perspective of emotion, we investigate whether anger and shame connect to different behavioral intentions in dignity, face, and honor ...
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Неврюев А. Н., Сычев О. А., Sarieva I., Социальная психология и общество 2021 Т. 12 № 3 С. 38–58
Objective. Analysis of the relationship between the reasons for pride and shame of the country among young people with different value orientations in Russia. Background. In the last decade, there has been a certain trend towards disagreement in society on key issues of the cultural and political agenda. As a rule, the split is associated ...
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Troitskaya-Rakhmanova L., Кунсткамера 2018 № 2 С. 12–19
The article deals with various physical and symbolic spaces, which are the fields of interaction
and communication of local residents and researchers participating in their daily life. These spaces are of different
nature and they are addressed with different periodicity, they have physical boundaries or special situational
dimensions, but all of them have one thing in common: a ...
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Kozlova M., Simonova O. A., , in: Changing Values and Identities in Post-Communist World.: Switzerland: Springer, 2018. Ch. 23 P. 405–419.
The chapter analyzes transformations of identity and work ethic among rural habitants through the lens of moral emotions based on the empirical data – thirty semi-structured interviews were collected in several villages of the agricultural region of Russia. We present the following logic of transformations: changed socio-cultural conditions, including public sentiment toward agricultural labor, lead ...
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Kozlova M., Simonova O. A., Вестник Православного Свято-Тихоновского гуманитарного университета. Серия 4: Педагогика. Психология 2016 Т. IV № 4(43) С. 103–120
The article discusses emotions in the context of interdisciplinary studies of morality. Special attention is paid to the negative moral emotions and their social function — the cohesion of the group through the actualization of identity. On the basis of two case studies we considered the role of negative moral emotions in the formation of ...
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Efremova M., Grigoryan L., Культурно-историческая психология 2017 Т. 13 № 2 С. 61–70
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Simonova O. A., Kozlova M., Социологический ежегодник 2016 С. 106–122
This article considers various aspects of the new work ethic that has emerged in Russia’s rural population. This is achieved, in the main, by through an analysis of the verbal markers employed in moral emotions. The decision to concentrate on emotions emerged in the aftermath of a more general study of the social and structural ...
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Breugelmans S., , in: The Oxford Companion to Emotion and the Affective Sciences.: Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. P. 138–139.
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Welten S. C., Zeelenberg M., Breugelmans S., Cognition and Emotion 2012 No. 26 P. 836–846
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Nelissen R. M., Breugelmans S., Zeelenberg M., Social and Personality Psychology Compass 2013 No. 7 P. 355–365
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Breugelmans S., De Hooge I. E., Zeelenberg M., Cognition and Emotion 2011 No. 25 P. 939–946
Recent research has shown that shame activates both a restore and a protect motive (De Hooge, Zeelenberg, & Breugelmans, 2010), explaining the hitherto unexpected finding that shame can lead to both approach and avoidance behaviours. In the present article we show a clear difference in priority and development of restore and protect motives over time. Our experiment reveals that shame mainly motivates ...
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Breugelmans S., De Hooge I. E., Zeelenberg M., Cognition and Emotion 2010 No. 24 P. 111–127
Shame has been found to promote both approach and withdrawal behaviours. Shame theories have not been able to explain how shame can promote such contrasting behaviours. In the present article, the authors provide an explanation for this. Shame was hypothesised to activate approach behaviours to restore the threatened self, and in situations when this is not possible or too risky, to activate withdrawal behaviours ...
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Breugelmans S., De Hooge I. E., Zeelenberg M., Cognition and Emotion 2007 No. 21 P. 1025–1042
For centuries economists and psychologists (Frank, 1988; Ketelaar, 2004; Smith, 1759) have argued that moral emotions motivate cooperation. Ketelaar and Au (2003) recently found first evidence that guilt increasescooperation for proselfs in social bargaining games. We investigated whether this effect would also occur for shame, another moral emotion. Using a dyadic social dilemma game in Experiment 1 and an everydaycooperation measure in Experiment 2 as ...
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Breugelmans S., De Hooge I. E., Zeelenberg M., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 2008 No. 95 P. 933–943
Most psychological theories and research on shame focus on the uglyaspects and negative consequences of this emotion. Theories on moral emotions, however, assume that shame acts as a commitment devicemotivating prosocial behavior. To solve this apparent paradox, the authors studied the effects of shame on prosocial behavior. Shame was hypothesized to motivate prosocial behavior when it was relevant for the decision at hand (endogenous). In contrast, shame that was ...
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Breugelmans S., Poortinga Y. H., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 2006 No. 91 P. 1111–1122
The Raramuri Indians in Mexico use 1 word for guilt and shame. In this article, the authors show that the Raramuri nevertheless differentiate between shame and guilt characteristics, similar to cultural populations that use 2 words for these emotions. Emotion-eliciting situations were collected among the Raramuri and among rural Javanese and were rated on shameand guilt by Dutch and Indonesian students. These ratings were used to select 18 shame-eliciting and guilt-eliciting situations as stimuli. TheRaramuri (N = 229) and the Javanese (N = 213) rated the ...
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