Humiliation in context: Interactional, emotional, and self-related processes

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Humiliation is viewed as an interactive event that encompasses emotional resolution processes, affecting self-perception.
It was found that agency-related devaluations appear more frequently than communion-related devaluations in defining humiliation.
The observational analysis of narratives from 2635 accounts demonstrates varied experiences of humiliation based on personal and vicarious situations.
These insights highlight the need for deeper exploration of the psychological mechanisms underlying humiliation experiences.

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Analysis of humiliation narratives reveals emotional and interactive components, indicating disparities in self-perception.

Vorster et al. (2025) studied this question.

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