The ribbons of shame : unravelling attachment's contribution to the regulation of shame

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The ribbons of shame : unravelling attachment's contribution to the regulation of shame

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This study investigated the relationship between internalised shame and shame proneness with attachment dimensions: avoidant/non-avoidant, ambivalent/non-ambivalent. Two hundred undergraduate students, one hundred males with a mean age of 24 and one hundred females with a mean age of 23, from the University of Canterbury, took part in the following research. Internalised shame (IS) was measured by Cooks Internalised Shame scale (ISS). Tangney's Test of Self Conscious Affect (TOSCA) measured s...

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Masters

Date created

2002

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/102896

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Shame / Attachment behavior

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