Guilt

Pathogenic beliefs often have a basis in unconscious guilt, which in turn is rooted human altruistic tendencies. A person may become inhibited in pursing a life goal through the pathogenic belief that achievement of the goal will disturb his relationship with his loved ones in ways that harm them. Inhibition in this case will take the form of unconscious guilt.

	A New Measure and Conception of Resilience for College Students, by Elizabeth Anderson and Robert Shilkret, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA (493 KB)
	Effects of Divorce, Custody Arrangements, and Guilt on College Adjustment, by Jessica Bailey and Robert Shilkret, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA (468 KB)
	Guilt, Fear, Submission, and Empathy in Depression, by Lynn E. O'Connor, The Wright Institute; Jack W. Berry, Virginia Commonwealth University; Joseph Weiss, San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group; and Paul Gilbert, Southern Derbyshire Mental Health Trust and Derby University, Kingsway Hospital, Derby (1.2 MB)
	Guilt, Shame, and Depression in Clients in Recovery from Addiction, by William Meehan, M.A., Lynne E. O'Connor, Ph.D., Jack W. Berry, Ph.D., Joseph Weiss, M.D., Andrea Morrison, Ph.D., and Alfonso Acampora, M.A. (885 KB)
	Interpersonal Guilt, Shame, and Psychological Problems, by Lynn E. O'Connor and Jack W. Berry, The Wright Institute, and Joseph Weiss, University of California, San Francisco (1.2 MB)
	Interpersonal Guilt: The Development of a New Measure, by Lynn E. O'Connor and Jack W. Berry, The Wright Institute, and Joseph Weiss, Marshall Bush, and Harold Sampson, the University of California, San Francisco (1.2 MB)
	‘Mother, Please! I’d Rather Do It Myself!’ Maternal Intrusiveness, Daughters’ Guilt, and Separation as Related to College Adjustment, by Meredith G. Morray and Robert Shilkret, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA (118 KB)
	Narcissism, Masochism, and the Sense of Guilt in Relation to the Therapeutic Process, by Arnold Modell, M.D., Joseph Weiss, M.D., and Harold Sampson, Ph.D. (2.2 MB)
	Parenting Styles, Guilt, and College Adjustment, by Robert Shilkret and Sara Vecchiotti, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA (108 KB)
	Shame, Guilt, and Dppression in Men and Women in Recovery from Addiction, by Lynn E. O'Connor, Ph.D., Jack W. Berry, M.A., Darryl Inaba, Pharm.D., Joseph Weiss, M.D., and Andrea Morrison, Ph.D. (656 KB)
	Survival Guilt, Submissive Behaviour, and Evolutionary Theory: The Down-side of Winning in Social Comparison, by Lynn E. O'Connor, The Wright Institute, Jack W. Berry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Joseph Weiss, University of California at San Francisco, and Dina Schweitzer and Mia Sevier, The San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group (910 KB)
	Survivor Guilt in the Pathogenesis of Anorexia Nervosa, by Michael Friedman (1.1 MB)
	The Negative Impact of Survivor Guilt on Marriage, by Richard Vogel (529 KB)
	The Role of Guilt in Obsessions and Compulsions, by Milena Esherick, Lynn E. O'Connor, Jack W. Berry, and Joseph Weiss (851 KB)
	The Role of Unconscious Guilt in Psychpathology and Psychotherapy, by Marshall Bush, Ph.D. (583 KB)