week 4

Question 1

Name two adaptive and two maladaptive functions of guilty behavior.

Answer 1

Question 2

name four differences between shame and guilt?

Answer 2

Question 3

shame has a lot of maladaptive functions. But can you name a couple of adaptive functions?

Answer 3

Question 4

social emotions like shame come later in development of children. Most social emotions need which four abilities?

Answer 4

Question 5

guilt-prone children or adolescents show less/more empathy and prosocial behaviors.

Answer 5

More

Question 6

Why do guilty people sometimes become angry at first?

Answer 6

Effort to create distance between onseself and victim, because frustrating when one can’t do anything.

Question 7

what is the difference between reactive and proactive aggression?

Answer 7

Question 8

higher levels of guilt are related to less/more proactive agression and externalising behaviors.

Answer 8

less

Question 9

higher levels of shame are related to less/more reactive agression, externalising, anti-social behaviors

Answer 9

more

Question 10

individualistic/collectivistic oriented (mention this word on exam) are more prone to guilt. because….

Answer 10

individualistic–>responsibility is more often attributed to person. In collectivistic oriented cultures more external.

Question 11

collectivistic/individualistic oriented cultures more shame-prone.

Answer 11

collectivistic

Question 12

according to recent studies in chinese children. Shame is related to?

Answer 12

Question 13

according to recent studies in chinese children. guilt is related to?

Answer 13

Question 14

when can shame/guilt become mal adaptive?

Answer 14