The role of collective guilt in the righting of injustices perpetrated by powerful groups: Unravelling intrapsychic processes of collective guilt through indirect measures
Traditionally, psychologists have understood guilt as an intrapsychic process, where people experience self-focused distress when confronted with their transgressions. This distress often motivates people to use psychological defenses to assuage their guilt. Hence, it is difficult to disentangle, wh...
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McGill University
2011
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