I would like to research on the topic of self-conscious emotions.
https://www.healthline.com/health/self-conscious-emotions
As stated on the website:
“Having self-conscious emotions in moderate amounts is healthy.
Having overwhelming self-conscious emotions is not.”
Signs of healthy self-conscious emotions include:
- having pride in accomplishments
- enjoying engaging in social environments
- apologizing for mistakes and taking responsibility
Signs of unhealthy self-conscious emotions include:
- responding to embarrassment with anger and hostility
- avoiding social experiences
- placing blame on others for one’s mistakes.
- feeling responsible for wrongs made against yourself.
- having low self-esteem
- experiencing agitation, anxiety, depression, or nervousness
This topic of “self-conscious emotions” will allow me once again to talk about the duality/dichotomy that come with everything with do.
Maybe you could add what drives self-conscious?
Maria, thanks for your interest in “self-conscious emotions.” It’s unclear, though, from this proposal, how you will turn this interest into a fully-developed research project. How are these emotions treated in the self-help industry and genre? What are the key terms of the debates surrounding them? How will you focus this very broad topic? Additional research will help you to get a sense of the bigger picture, which will then help you to zoom in and focus your project more. Looking forward to seeing a revised proposal, so we can move this forward.