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In young children guilt differs from shame in that it seems to involve
a. no strong desire to make up for the child’s actions.
b. a child’s realization that he or she has harmed or disappointed another person.
c. parents who continually criticize the child’s personality (e.g., “you’re a bad boy”).
d. a child’s realization that he or she has angered another person.
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