I'm guilty and I need to talk about it: Word count and guilt association
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Tom Carpenter, Ph.D.
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Project Type
Completed quantitative research study
Primary Department
Psychology
Description
We investigated the relationships between different aspects of guilt-proneness and word count of text responses regarding interpersonal offenses. Research has examined guilt-proneness and its adaptive qualities with repair and forgiveness, and we hypothesized there to be a correlation. This study will look at two samples, one (n = 400) where an exploratory analysis was performed and the initial result found, and the second will be analyzed as a confirmatory sample. Overall, we found and expect to confirm a significant correlation between guilt-proneness and word count (r = 0.23), and repair tendencies and word count (r = 0.26).
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I'm guilty and I need to talk about it: Word count and guilt association
We investigated the relationships between different aspects of guilt-proneness and word count of text responses regarding interpersonal offenses. Research has examined guilt-proneness and its adaptive qualities with repair and forgiveness, and we hypothesized there to be a correlation. This study will look at two samples, one (n = 400) where an exploratory analysis was performed and the initial result found, and the second will be analyzed as a confirmatory sample. Overall, we found and expect to confirm a significant correlation between guilt-proneness and word count (r = 0.23), and repair tendencies and word count (r = 0.26).
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