Guilt
Shame
Steps to Forgiveness
Self Forgiveness
100

A feeling you get when you did something wrong

What is Guilt

100

The feeling that your whole self is wrong

What is shame

100

Behaviors you wish to forgive yourself for

(clue: if you know, you're responsible for it)

What is identify

100

The antidote to shame

What is Compassion

200

APA defines guilt as _____-______ emotions, characterized by a painful appraisal of having done something that is wrong. 

What is self-conscious
200

Defined by APA as: a highly unpleasant Self-Conscious emotion arising from the sense of there being something _________.

What is dishonorable, immodest, or indecorous?

200

Being responsible for your part

What is Explore or Own

200

A process that happens over time through emotional work and reflection

What is self-forgiveness

300

Unlike shame, guilt is often associated with _____

What is action?

300

You feel shame when ______ know what you have done, you feel guilt when only you know.

What is others

300

When you have acknowledged your level of responsibility

What is Acceptance and Experience remorse

300

Self Forgiveness leads to this

What is emotional stability or peace of mind

400

People who ten to feel guilty tend to be better at using their anger __________.

What is constructively?

400

Shame-Prone people tend to use their shame-powered anger in  _________ ways

What is destructive?

400

Something you need to do if you harmed a person

What is make amends

400

Triple Jeopardy

Name one of the three pillars of self-forgiveness

What is 

Release negative emotions

Cultivate Positive emotions

Acceptance of Responsibility

500

Daily Double

When guilt leads to positive outcomes they are known as what?

What is personal growth, and positive change in behavior?

500

Shame can decrease this

What is self-esteem?

500

You're not pretending it didn't happen, you're just not willing to beat yourself up over it anymore. 

What is Let Go

500

Daily Double

Four R's of Self Forgiveness

What are Responsibility, Remorse, Restoration, and Renewal