THREE TYPES OF GUILT[editar]

Moral Guilt[editar]

In the most common sense, guilt appears to an emotion aroused by the perception of wrong-doing which has harmed someone else on the part of the individual experiencing guilt. Moral guilt normally happens after we did something that we consciously knew was wrong or that would cause harm to people in our surroundings... My personal experience; I think it's a typical story but it happened to me ... in my house, next to the fireplace there were 2 pieces of clay as decoration. One day after school I was going through the main hall when I saw a ball, then I kicked it and as it had to happen, it hit a piece of clay, obviously it broke down, I felt moral guilt and obviously I told my mother She scolded me but she forgave me. Author: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/pop-psych/201506/the-morality-guilt

Survivor Guilt[editar]

What is a survivor guilt? is a mental condition that occurs when a person believes they have done something wrong by surviving a traumatic event when others did not, often feeling self-guilt. Example of a survivor guilt: When I fishing, I feel a little bit bad because it is an animal that has life like us. I know it is rich but I think that they have a family too and I would not want that to happen to me or to someone of my family.

Subjective Guilt[editar]

What is a subjective Guilt? Is a judgment (in the sense of a belief) that one actually is guilty, a judgment of "objective" guilt of the sort that implies moral responsibility. If you want to know more about subjective Guilt here is the link: https://academic.oup.com/mind/article-pdf/101/402/287/9875512/287.pdf

Example of a Subjective Guilt; On my other school I had a friend named Christian Flores and he was my friend, but he had a crush on me but I don´t felt the same for him and he felt bad because I told him that I just want a friendship with him I felt subjective Guilt because I felt bad for him but I know I didn´t do anything bad