Assertion: shame | /r/HasProperty | emotion
Facets:
value: for starters
type: MANNER
value: to answer
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: These are all responses we associate with shame, so perhaps shame is an emotion that exists at birth in order to protect us.
text: Shame and guilt are the two emotions that most contribute to depressive symptoms.
text: Shame is one of those emotions we will do anything to avoid.
text: Although shame is an emotion that is closely related to guilt, it is important to understand the differences.
text: For starters, shame is an emotion, and, so, to answer that we need to be clear on what emotions are.
text: Shame is an emotion that makes us want to shun others.
text: At its most basic, shame is an emotion, but it has more significant physiological ties than many other emotions.
text: Shame is an emotion that occurs when you evaluate or judge yourself in a negative light.
text: When you consider that shame is what’s eluded in the fear of failure, the enlisted to avoid it makes sense—shame is an emotion that everyone dreads.
text: Shame is an emotion that imprisons you – labels you as “bad,”
text: Shame is an emotion that tunnels inside of us – it cannot survive being shared.
text: Shame is an emotion that is experienced when a person thinks that their dignity and worthiness got lowered somehow.
text: Shame is an emotion.
text: Guilt is an emotion we feel about a specific behavior, while shame is an emotion we feel about who we are.
text: Shame is an emotion that can save children from injury or death, by engraining into their brain an appropriate response to danger.
text: We need to understand that shame is an emotion.