| Description |
1 online resource (145 p.) |
| Contents |
Intro -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Part I: Understanding shame -- 1. Introduction -- Why study of shame not emphasized -- Centrality of shame -- Overview of the book -- Shame as a natural, primary emotion -- Illustrations of shame-related cases -- Book structure -- Bibliography -- 2. Hiddenness of shame -- Two-year study -- Hidden behind secondary emotions -- Is there shame? -- Hiddenness as a notion of face -- Psychological reasons for hiding shame -- Uncovering hidden shame |
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7. Qualitative findings of my study -- Participants of the qualitative study -- Data collection and transcription -- Process precepts of data analysis -- Phase 1: familiarizing with the data -- Phase 2: generating initial codes -- Phase 3: searching for themes -- Phase 4: reviewing the themes -- Phase 5: defining and naming themes -- Phase 6: producing the report -- Results of analysis -- Intrapsychic consequences -- Interpersonal consequences -- Interpersonal findings -- Bibliography -- 8. East-West distinctives -- Shame in Asia -- Illustration of Chinese cultural impact on shame |
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Guilt vs shame -- Mundane with same dynamics at work -- Bibliography -- 9. Healthy shame -- Anticipatory shame -- Vicarious shame -- Clinical implications -- Bibliography -- 10. Unhealthy shame -- Acute shame -- Internalized shame -- Clinical implications -- Bibliography -- 11. Continuum of shame -- Prevalence of shamefulness -- Prevalence of shamelessness -- Continuum of shame -- Incorporating the setting -- Bibliography -- Part II: Addressing shame -- 12. Getting to the roots -- The typical approach to treat depression -- Physiological and psychological causes -- Why we develop the symptoms? |
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What can we conclude from here? -- Bibliography -- 13. Connecting the symptoms to shame -- Initial awareness of the link -- Surfacing the shame -- Making the connection -- Bibliography -- 14. Preparing for shame-informed psychotherapy -- Can past shame memories be changed? -- Process of reframing through imagery -- Enhancing the outcome with experiencing -- Enhancing with symbolic acts -- Bibliography -- 15. Application of shame memory reframing -- Verbatim of Anne's case -- Counteracting the inner vow -- Recovering disowned parts of the self -- Bibliography |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781000331660 |
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1000331660 |
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