Among Western children, when guilt occurs in appropriate circumstances and is neither excessive nor accompanied by shame, it is related to ________
A) inflated self-esteem
B) insecure attachment with a caregiver
C) poor emotional self-regulation
D) good adjustment
Answer: D
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