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Psychologists distinguish between guilt (behavior-focused) and shame (self-focused). One critiques actions, the other identity.

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Guilt is “I did something bad,” which can motivate repair. Shame is “I am bad,” which often leads to withdrawal, secrecy, and lower self-worth.

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