Embarrassment to shame

At a glance

From emotion

embarrassment ↗

To emotion

shame ↗

Trigger

public exposure ↗

Appraisal

self evaluation ↗

Modifiers

social setting ↗

Transition type

contextual

Association strength

unknown

Temporal pattern

Notes

Editorial example; neither inevitable nor a measured transition probability.

Relationships

Associations are possibilities. Follow a connection to inspect its context.

Claim-level evidence

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