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Associations between pride, shame and self-rated health in adolescence

Contact: Eva Randell era@du.se Conclusions: • Experiencing shame and pride is significantly associated with SRH among adolescent boys and girls. • The pride-shame model showed associations with SRH; lower pride and higher shame were associated to lower SRH and higher pride and lower shame were associated to high SRH. • Experiencing pride seems to serve as a protective mechanism in SRH in adolescents exposed to shame and this knowledge could be useful in the adolescent health promotion.