2021
DOI: 10.18662/brain/12.4/260
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Who wants to wash away their sins? Guilt and shame proneness and behavioral moral cleansing endorsement: a pilot study

Abstract: In our pilot cross-sectional study, we aimed to explore the associations between guilt and shame proneness and moral cleansing endorsement. Our sample consisted of 484 adults (73.3% females), aged 18 and 53 (M=24.09, SD=7.32). We used a novel approach to explore moral cleansing mechanisms, i.e., a two-item scale assessing behavioral cleansing endorsement (one's agreement with the idea that people must "wash away" their immoral acts by acting in ethical ways that would "clean" their moral debt). In addition to … Show more

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