Psychologists have identified individual differences in susceptibility to embarrassment.
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Published literature in psychology specifically examines individual differences and dispositional variations in susceptibility to embarrassment, referred to as embarrassibility.
Assessment of dispositional embarrassability: Anxiety, Stress, & Coping: Vol 10, No 4
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