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Embarrassment is a complex and uniquely human emotion that plays a pervasive role in social motivation and interaction. Illuminating its causes and consequences, this engaging volume examines the personal, situational, and interactive determinants of embarrassment, integrating literature from clinical and social psychology, sociology, communications, biology, and other fields. The book is peppered with lively anecdotes and enriched by the most up-to-date findings, including data from the author's own research. From the evolutionary significance of embarrassment to coping with chronic…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 1997The Guilford Press · 232 pages · 9781572302471
- Other · English · 1996Guilford Press · 232 pages · 9781572301276
EmbarrassmentSelf-consciousnessVerlegenheidVerlegenheitInterpersonal communicationShameInterpersonal relations





