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Published 12:10 14 Aug 2017 BST

"People are willing to do many things to avoid a bad reputation that other theories might not have predicted. "Certainly, we already knew that people cared about their reputations, but this research shows that we care a whole lot about it, and we argue that this is because the self fundamentally serves social purposes."You can find the full study here.
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