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Then shame does something else – it initiates a fight-flight-freeze reaction: fear. Usually, we’ll freese, worried about what people think of us. But if we believe tht our shame has been caused by someone else, the need to fight can take over. We get angry. Still, as a social emotion, shame isn’t just about individual feelings. According to the anthropologist – Ruth Benedict – the balancing of shame, fear, and anger can underpin the emotional regimes of entire cultures. ~ Page 162
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