The Conference National Board (NBE) – Restorative Art Section Practice Test

Blame directed inward is the definition of

Anger Denial Guilt Grief

Correct Answer:

Guilt

Explanation:

Blame directed inward is guilt. It’s the feeling of personal responsibility for a perceived wrong and the remorse that comes with self-blame. It differs from anger, which targets others or circumstances; denial, which is refusing to accept reality; and grief, which is the sorrow tied to loss. So guilt best matches the idea of blaming yourself.

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