Reactions to a High- vs. Low-Self-Compassionate Apology after a Severe Transgression

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The present studies tested whether participants who read about a real transgression would prefer an apology that was low (vs. high) in self-compassion. The main study found that participants who read a high-self-compassion apology reported less positive perceptions of the target and perceived him as showing lower levels of remorse, but these differences were not statistically significant. (Poster attached) __________________________________ Erika Koch, Ph.D. (hear my name<https://namedrop.io/erikakoch>)

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