Shame Questionnaire - David Earl Johnson
esteem. Use energy to contain mistake. Make more and bigger mistakes with more seri ous consequences Feel shameful for making mistakes Lower self - esteem, addictions more likely, more likely to make mistakes. Do anything that feels good •for relief, even if self-destructive Self-esteem worse, engage in self-punishment to try to avoid mistakes
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