"罪悪感という概念は常に人間の状態において重要な役割を果たしてきました。すべての人間の行動は責任の影を伴います。"
— Carl Jung
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People often feel bad or sorry when they think they have done something wrong. This feeling is called guilt, and it is part of being human. When we make choices, there's also a sense that we need to be responsible for what we do, whether the outcome is good or bad. For example, if you promise your friend to help them move but then forget to show up, you'll likely feel guilty. This sense of responsibility can push you to apologize and try to make things right. Guilt helps us think about our actions and their impact on others, making us more caring and understanding. Essentially, guilt and the feeling of being accountable help guide our behavior in a positive way.
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