Short monologue by Nick Stumbo discussing research showing that shame responses can be identified in very young children — the speaker cites studies finding shame responses in 18-month-old children — and suggesting that shame becomes embedded via the environment in which children are raised.
I know that I didn't know this before reading research about it, but that they do studies, they, whoever they is, do studies on even children and they can identify a shame response in an 18 month old child. Which is really telling about the way that shame just becomes embedded into our system. How that happens exactly, I don't even know, except for knowing that it comes from the environment that we're in which we're raised.
