Conscientiousness and Collectivism as the Predictors of Shame and Guilt Proneness

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Abstract

This research investigated the relation between conscientiousness, collectivism, and corrupt tendency–which is represented by moral emotions (shame and guilt proneness). The study was conducted on 117 students (76 male, 41 female; Mage = 18.93 years old; SDage = 1.67 years old) in Jakarta. The result shows that (1) Collectivism and conscientiousness positively predict guilt proneness, and (2) Collectivism and conscientiousness can not predict shame proneness.

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Title: Asian Journal of Quality of Life

Abbreviated Title: AjQoL

Publisher: e-IPH Ltd.

ISSN (Print): 2398-4279

Publication date Created: September 01 2016

Publication date (Electronic): September 05 2016

Volume: 1

Issue: 3

Page: 1

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DOI: 10.21834/ajqol.v1i3.18

SO-VID: ac558e1a-15e3-4a63-b5f3-cc42d11de0f1

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ScienceOpen disciplines: Psychology,Urban design & Planning,Urban studies,General behavioral science,Cultural studies

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ScienceOpen disciplines: Psychology, Urban design & Planning, Urban studies, General behavioral science, Cultural studies

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