Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 – Body Shame and Eating Disorder Symptomatology: Gender, Ethnic and Sociocultural Consideration (pp. 1-38)
Jennifer A. Boisvert, Ph.D. and W. Andrew Harrell, Ph.D. (Long Beach, CA, USA, and others)
Chapter 2 – The Role of Shame in General, Intimate and Sexual Violence Perpetration (pp. 39-62)
Devona Gruber, B.A., Lauren Hansen, B.A., Katrina Soaper, M.A. and Aaron J. Kivisto, Ph.D. (University of Indianapolis, School of Psychological Sciences, Indiana, USA)
Chapter 3 – Shame, Psychological Distress and Optimal Flow in Performing Artists and Athletes (pp. 63-82)
Paula Thomson, PsyD and S. Victoria Jaque, Ph.D. (California State University, Northridge, CA, USA)
Chapter 4 – Discharging Shame: The Curious Case of John H. Watson M.D. (pp. 83-94)
Diane Elizabeth Johnson (Department of Anthropology and Sociology Kutztown University, Kutztown, PA, USA)
Chapter 5 – The General Sociometer Shame: Positive Interpersonal Consequences of an Ugly Emotion (pp. 95-110)
Ilona E. de Hooge (Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, The Netherlands)
Chapter 6 – Artificial Shame Models for Machines? (pp. 111-120)
Jordi Vallverdú (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra (BCN), Catalonia, Spain)
Chapter 7 – Shame, Body Image and Eating Disorders: A Conceptual and Empirical Map (pp. 121-140)
Diana-Mirela Cândea and Aurora Szentágotai-Tătar (Doctoral School Evidence-Based Assessment and Psychological Interventions, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and others)
Chapter 8 – When Laughter Causes Shame: The Path to Gelotophobia (pp. 141-156)
Michael Titze and Rolf Kühn (HumorCare Germany-Austria, and others)
Chapter 9 – What Does ―I Feel Ashamed‖ Mean? Avoiding the Pitfall of Definition by Understanding Subjective Emotion Language (pp. 157-166)
Nicolay Gausel (Centre for Emotion Research, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, Ostfold University College, Fredrikstad, Norway)
Chapter 10 – From Menstrual Shame to Bleeding As a Spiritual Practice: The Antecedents of Menstruation Spirituality and Australian Women‘s Experiences of Transformation (pp. 167-196)
Sharon Moloney (Townsville, Australia)
Chapter 11 – Labeling Theory as Part of a Larger Social System (pp. 197-224)
Thomas Scheff (Prof. Emeritus, UCSB, Dept of Sociology)
Chapter 12 – Shame among Slovenian Students and Their Parents (pp. 225-246)
Janez Sečnik, spec. mft. (Študijsko-raziskovalni center za družino Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Chapter 13 – Shame and Masculinity in Early China (pp. 247-256)
Bret Hinsch (Fo Guang University, Taiwan)
Chapter 14 – The Shame of Victims and Attackers (pp. 257-274)
Sae-Young Han (Chungbuk National University, South Korea)
Index