018: Quiz – The Emotional Consequences of Criminal Behavior
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Question 1 of 8
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The author wrote that his feelings of shame were eased when family and friends:
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Shame and guilt are essentially the same emotion.
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Feelings of guilt can lead to positive change.
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Feeling guilty often leads to feelings of shame.
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What steps does the author recommend individuals should take to separate from past misdeeds?
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6. Question
Georgetown Law Associate Professor Shon Hopwood served time in prison as a result of convictions related to securities fraud.
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Question 7 of 8
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Feelings of guilt are always bad.
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Question 8 of 8
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Living in the moment can be a deterrent to shame.