Why Is Guilt Such a Powerful Regulator of Behavior

question 20

Multiple Choice

Why is guilt such a powerful regulator of behavior?

• A)It activates a unique, and highly unpleasant, form of physiological arousal.
• B)It can occur in any situation because it isn't directly tied to others' reactions.
• C)It gives individuals power over others.
• D)It is often shared among group members.
• E)It is rooted in a fear of punishment

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