I'm not sure if it's EXACTLY what you're looking for because it's such a boad topic, but Prof. June Tangney, Psychology Professor at George Mason U, has a (free) on-line lecture on the topic available at http://www.researchchannel.org/prog/displayevent.aspx?rID=11278&fID=2823

Or, if you have iTunes, its available as a free download under the title "Shame and Guilt: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly".

I did some work in the past using guidelines for shame-based personality/personality disorders but I'm drawing a blank just now. I will think on this and get back if I can remember anything valuable.
Something tells me there would be at least some of this information in Adult Children of Alcoholics literature as well as "Emotional incest" literature.
Try "John Bradshaw"

Yes, John Bradshaw wrote a book called "Healing the Shame that Binds you"
I thought it was pretty good.
His books can be pretty powerful if you are receptive to healing.

Here are a few sources:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1044956/dealing_with_the_shame_associated_with.html

There is a paragraph or two on shame at the end of this :

http://www.fadaa.org/services/resource_center/resources/JTF/sexabuse.asp

And there is also a short discussion here:

http://www.aaets.org/article31.htm

From a personal point of view, it seems as if nearly all victims with whom I have had contact blame themselves and feel shame once they became old enough to understand the behavior was "wrong" especially if they enjoyed the experience.

Thank you all so much. I'm past the "it's not my fault" adage of my abuse but I'm severely overwhelmed by shame about my personal mistakes/choices (usually surrounding alcohol or sex). I'm sure the SA and ACA issues are a huge factor in why I so horribly berate myself.

Carina, I am really interested in the shame-based personality and anything you may recall or come across on it in the future. I have attended ACA and have ready a lot of Melody Beattie. Thank you,

I TOTALLY AGREE WITH CARINA. JOHN BRADSHAW'S BOOKS ARE WONDERFUL AND ARE SO HELPFUL. YOU COULD FIND THEM IN A USED BOOKSTORE OR BETTER YET, THE LIBRARY. HANG IN THERE.