Assertion: guilt's something | /r/HasProperty | wrong
Facets:
value: morally
type: DEGREE
value: as human beings
type: OTHER
value: basically
type: DEGREE
value: with them
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Shame is a response to something that is morally wrong or reprehensible.
text: Shamed people believe something is basically wrong with them as human beings, while the guilty people believe they have done something wrong that must be corrected...
text: You know something is wrong, and you need to talk to the other person, but you don’t want to deal with the issue.
text: When you feel guilty, you're making a judgment that something you've done is wrong.
text: If you did something that was wrong or hurtful, you will have to take responsibility for it, but accept that you cannot change the past.
text: Like pain, guilt tells us when something is wrong.
text: Whereas embarrassment is a response to something that threatens our projected image but is otherwise morally neutral, shame is a response to something that is morally wrong or reprehensible.
text: Guilt tries to tell us something is wrong and needs to be corrected.
text: The conscience is a built-in warning system that signals us when something we have done is wrong.
text: I should have: talked him out of joining, discouraged him from going on another tour, noticed the warning signs that something was wrong.
text: Guilt is a beautiful emotion that alerts us when something is wrong so that we may achieve peace with our conscience.
text: How many times have you felt guilty because you thought you were doing something that was wrong, and because of that you felt unloved and unworthy?
text: Shame may carry the connotation of a response to something that is morally wrong whereas embarrassment is the response to something that is morally neutral but socially unacceptable.
text: Therefore, shame may carry the connotation of a response to something that is morally wrong whereas embarrassment is the response to something that is morally neutral but socially unacceptable.