Guilt, simply said, is... - Deepstash

Guilt, simply said, is a belief in culpability or responsibility for some perceived offense or wrongdoing. There are largely four types of guilt:

  1. Guilt for doing something you should not have
  2. Guilt for not doing something you should have
  3. Guilt by association
  4. Survivor's guilt (sometimes experienced by accident survivors, survivors of violence, and military members).

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Eliminating Guilt, Shame, Regret, and Worry

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