Sentence examples for high guilt from inspiring English sources

"If you have high guilt," Dr. Kochanska said, "it's such a rapid response system, and the sensation is so incredibly unpleasant, that effortful control doesn't much matter".

Eye movement recording showed that the participant fixated less on the partner's eyes but more on the nose region in the participant-caused pain (high guilt) condition than in the partner-caused pain (low guilt) condition, an indication of social avoidance.

We found that the Eye Group exhibited higher skin conductance response in the high guilt condition than in the low guilt condition and such a difference was absent for the Nose Group, indicating that the forced eye contact with the victim enhanced the emotional arousal of guilt.

While levels of guilt and shame were not significantly higher for lung cancer patients compared with breast or prostate cancer (individually or combined), within the lung cancer cohort current or former smokers had higher guilt and shame than never smokers.

Last week, a Labour baroness described to me a feeling of "high-level guilt" among senior women in parliament toward more junior colleagues, whom they have watched fall prey to the same crimes and injustices that they once endured.

Hajime Isayama, creator of the series, unloads a lot of information in this issue, but the tension is high, the guilt-stricken characters (only two are really featured throughout the entire chapter) explode in anger, sink into a shellshocked state, and hit emotional highs and lows everywhere in between.

When, firm 1 sells to consumers with high degree of guilt while firm 2 sells to consumers with a degree of guilt below.

Members of this group were less angry than those who saw the named displays, but they rated their fear nearly a full point higher and their guilt about a half point higher, on average.

But even if you are gainfully employed to be supine with a book at high noon, the guilt is awful.

"Most of us feel guilty even if nobody knows what we've done, but some people have a high threshold for guilt," says Workman.

Following the high there is guilt and depression, which can lead to another eating episode to try and feel better again.