Emotions and Moral Behavior
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This cluster of papers explores the complex interplay of moral emotions such as shame, guilt, pride, and envy, and their impact on behavior, social interactions, and mental health. It delves into topics like emotion regulation, appraisal theory, self-conscious emotions, social rank evaluation, depression, and empathy.
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self-conscious emotions; schadenfreude; shame proneness; malicious envy; benign envy; guilt proneness; authentic pride; hubristic pride; nature of emotions; definition of emotion; blushing; functions of emotions; workplace envy; external shame; interpersonal emotions; social psychology of emotion; interpersonal envy; anger experience; dispositional envy; emotion structure; interpersonal guilt; social functions of emotion; phenomenology of shame; evolutionary psychology of emotion; social shame
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Morton address: 38355364699735132 · morton4x16-v1
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