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You tell a friend you can't attend their event because you're 'sick,' when actually you're just tired and want to stay home. Later, they discover the truth through social media. Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why? Consider: How does this violation of trust affect both parties? What role does social media play in amplifying or exposing such deceptions?

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I would feel a little bit of guilt for not going to the event and a little more guilt for lying because I broke her trust but I would take into account my feeling of being tired and not obligated to go to the event. Social media makes everything seem more deceiving because the other person found out through other means rather than myself just fessing up.

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Shame seems like a more severe negative term and because it’s common for people to pull stuff like this, I would feel guilty just because I got caught. I feel like the trust between a friend would still be strong just because this is a common occurrence, but the can question previous things I have done or will do in the future more often.

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During a high-stakes final exam, you notice your classmate's paper and copy several answers. You pass the course because of this decision. Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why? Consider: How does this action affect your sense of academic achievement? What are the broader implications for educational integrity?

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You share a personal story about a friend on social media without their permission, receiving many likes and comments. Your friend later expresses feeling betrayed. Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why? Consider: How do digital platforms affect our perception of privacy and trust?

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I feel shame because I should've known better. I may have had an inkling to not post it but I did it anyway. Seeing my friend be disappointed would make me feel terrible.

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You take credit for a colleague's idea during a team meeting, receiving praise from your supervisor. Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why? Consider: How do professional environments shape our understanding of moral behavior? What role does competition play?

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You regularly throw recyclable items in the trash despite your community's strong environmental values. Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why?Consider: How do collective values influence individual shame? What role does social responsibility play?

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(Environmental impact): I feel a little guilty, but I do think to myself that my individual actions won't have an environmental impact. Also recycling tends to just go to a landfill, so I just recycle things like metal and batteries that I know should be recycled.

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You 'ghost' someone you've been dating for several weeks, completely cutting off communication without explanation. Consider: How has technology changed our perception of social obligations? What role does anonymity play? Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why?

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You find extra change in a vending machine return slot and keep it, knowing it belongs to someone else. Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why? Consider: How do small ethical decisions affect our moral self-image? What role does opportunity play?

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You stay silent when your friends make fun of someone's appearance, despite feeling uncomfortable. Do you feel guilt or shame? How much, and why? Consider: How does group pressure influence moral decision-making? What role does bystander effect play?

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I think this situation would evoke guilt. I would feel guilty because I know making fun of someone is wrong and I should be standing up for my friend. Group pressure makes it harder for individuals to act morally and makes it easier to just conform.

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In this situation, I would feel more guilt than shame because my discomfort comes from knowing I should have spoken up but chose not to. Guilt stems from the recognition that I failed to act according to my values, especially if I believe making fun of someone's appearance is wrong. Thus, I would feel guilt because I recognize that staying silent was the wrong action, but it doesn’t necessarily make me feel like I am a bad person overall. Shame, on the other hand, would make me question my identity, making me feel like I am not as good or moral as I thought I were.

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i'd feel guilt because i care for my friend and I wish I didn't need to lie to them but I also feel very tired and don't think id be a pleasant company. so it's hard navigating through such emotions