I'm Sorry Expression

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An I'm Sorry Expression is a apology statement that expresses apology for a wrongdoing.

  • Context:
    • It can acknowledge an error or offense in personal and professional settings.
    • It can be important in conflict resolution and relationship repair.
    • It can vary in intensity and sincerity based on the situation and how it is delivered.
    • It can be accompanied by other actions, such as making amends or offering compensation, to show genuine remorse.
    • It can be part of formal apologies in public statements or informal apologies in everyday interactions.
    • It can range from a simple "I'm sorry" to more elaborate apologies that explain the mistake and express deeper regret.
    • It can be a key component in restorative justice processes, helping to rebuild trust and harmony.
    • It can sometimes be seen as insufficient if not accompanied by changes in behavior or further actions to rectify the harm done.
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  • Example(s):
    • When said by a child to a sibling after taking their toy without permission.
    • When said by a manager apologizing to their team for a scheduling error that caused inconvenience.
    • When said by a public figure issuing an apology statement for inappropriate comments made in a speech.
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  • Counter-Example(s):
    • Expressions of regret without taking responsibility, such as "I'm sorry you feel that way," which may not be perceived as genuine apologies.
    • Instances where an apology is not necessary or appropriate, such as when no mistake or harm has been done.
  • See: Apology, Regret, Conflict Resolution, Making Amends, Restorative Justice, Public Apology, Sincerity, Relationship Repair, Compensation.


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