ANTICIPATED GUILT

Anticipated Guilt

Anticipated Guilt

Introduction

In real life, message is considered very essential medium of communication. Messages helps individual to make a specific perceptions regarding a particular situation in reality. It can be related to any regular living activity. Although, many researcher believes that messages pays a fundamental role in motivating individuals to alleviate the unknown threats from their regular life happening... this study aims to focus on the function of guilt that is associated with the social influences which plays a fundamental role in the development of guilt in real terms. Moreover, it also analyses the cognitive dimension that is associated with a very essential element of empathy in depicting the degree of anticipated guilt (Tangney, 1991).

Guilt

According to basic definition, guilt is the type of emotional distress which is based upon the social motivators which generally encourages the pro-social behavior in individuals. More concrete definitions suggest that guilt is the most unpleasant emotional feeling that is generated because of the objections in perceptions of the others. The major reason for this falling is the perception which is solely responsible for the controllability of this emotional distress (Lazarus, 1991).

Anticipated guilt

Guilt is based on perception and injection of objection, this concept is been tested by many researchers. Although, the concept of anticipated guilt is still undeceived by the researcher. Anticipated guilt is a function of influence that can form various intentions and personal health behaviors. Many scholars suggest that anticipated guilt results form he act of transgression. It is also said that people who tries to avoid much emotions are unable to encounter the counter impact of the anticipated guilt. On the other hand, anticipated guilt is considered to be one of the strongest motivator of behavior with some relative's issues n the impact of various processes.

Empathy and Guilt

Although agreement does not are ...