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Body and appearance self-conscious emotions in Canada and Poland
Journal of Health Psychology, 2019Due to the growing interest in studies on health-related variables from an international perspective, the current study addresses the issue of body-related emotions in two countries from two continents, namely, North America and Europe. Using data from Canadian and Polish samples, we investigated the cross-cultural measurement invariance of the Body ...
Magdalena Małgorzata Razmus +3 more
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Self‐conscious emotions in worry and generalized anxiety disorder
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2014Objectives Current theories regarding worry and generalized anxiety disorder ( GAD ) highlight the potential avoidance functions of worry, and it has been suggested that worry functions to avoid self‐conscious emotions in particular.
Michelle, Schoenleber +2 more
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Narcissism: Its function in modulating self-conscious emotions
Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, 2012This study focused on the functional aspects of narcissism in regulating self-conscious emotions (guilt, shame, hubristic pride, and achievement-oriented pride) as well as two other attribution styles (externalization and detachment). The authors investigated Japanese university students (N = 452) with regard to their self-conscious emotions using the ...
Masayo, Uji +2 more
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Habit, Emotion, and Self-Conscious Action
Sociological Perspectives, 1988Modern sociological theory tends to be overly cognitive, underemphasizing both habit and emotions. During the past decade, the increased attention to the sociology of emotions has helped partially to correct for some of the problems created by overly cognitive theories. More recent attention is focusing on habitual activities. Although several classic
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Physiological Correlates of Self-Conscious Emotions
2012AbstractSelf-conscious emotions, such as shame and embarrassment, are painful and intense emotions, yet they have been understudied within psychoneuroimmunology. However, several studies have examined the biological correlates of self-conscious emotions, and far more have demonstrated that the social-evaluative stressors, which can induce these ...
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Self-Conscious Emotions, Religion and Theology
2016Emotions are heterogeneous. So, in assessing their religious and theological significance, it is important to make distinctions between different kinds of emotion. One important distinction is between basic emotions that are universal and cognitively simple, and other more self-conscious emotions that depend on greater cognitive elaboration about both ...
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Theorising social workers’ experiences of self-conscious emotions
2019This chapter provides a conceptual framework to understand the processes, relevant to self-conscious emotions, through which social workers come to acquiesce or resist organisational attempts at control. It first outlines the research on compliance and resistance in social work practice before developing and extending these ideas through the analysis ...
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Cultivated Emotions: Parental Socialization of Positive Emotions and Self-Conscious Emotions
Psychological Inquiry, 1998(1998). Cultivated Emotions: Parental Socialization of Positive Emotions and Self-Conscious Emotions. Psychological Inquiry: Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 279-281.
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