Although confronting prejudice is necessary to reduce its occurrence, most people respond with hostility when they are told that they have exhibited prejudiced behavior or made a prejudiced comment. Therefore, we want to identify ways to remedy this, with perspective-taking as a potential route that will help the confronted individual understand the effect of their comment/behavior upon the minority group or individual. We examined how guilt may mediate the relationship between perspective-taking and prosocial behavior, among other variables of interest. We also discuss the implications of our results and identify potential avenues for future research on perspective-taking during confrontation.