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Regulatory focus and social reconnection following social exclusion.

Authors : Adams, Katherine E.¹ (AUTHOR); Tyler, James M.¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: Journal of Social Psychology. 2021, Vol. 161 Issue 3, p331-336. 6p. 1 Graph.

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Social exclusion enhances affiliative signaling.

Authors : Philipp, Michael C.¹ (AUTHOR) ; Bernstein, Michael J.² (AUTHOR); Vanman, Eric J.³ (AUTHOR)

Source: Journal of Social Psychology. 2021, Vol. 161 Issue 4, p508-518. 11p. 1 Graph.

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To defend or to affiliate: The effects of categorical similarity cues after social exclusion.

Authors : Hong, Jia-Sin¹; Sun, Chien-Ru¹

Source: Journal of Social Psychology. 2018, Vol. 158 Issue 6, p647-662. 16p. 3 Charts, 2 Graphs.

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Whatever? The effect of social exclusion on adopting persuasive messages.

Authors : Pfundmair, Michaela¹ (AUTHOR) ; Aydin, Nilüfer² (AUTHOR); Frey, Dieter¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: Journal of Social Psychology. 2017, Vol. 157 Issue 2, p181-193. 13p.

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Construal Level and Social Exclusion: Concrete Thinking Impedes Recovery From Social Exclusion.

Authors : Pfundmair, Michaela¹ (AUTHOR) ; Lermer, Eva¹ (AUTHOR); Frey, Dieter¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: Journal of Social Psychology. Jul/Aug2015, Vol. 155 Issue 4, p338-355. 18p.

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The Relationship of Social Exclusion at Work With Self-Defeating Behavior and Turnover.

Authors : Renn, Robert¹ (AUTHOR) ; Allen, David¹ (AUTHOR); Huning, Tobias² (AUTHOR)

Source: Journal of Social Psychology. 2013, Vol. 153 Issue 2, p229-249. 21p. 2 Diagrams, 1 Chart.

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Need to Belong, Not Rejection Sensitivity, Moderates Cortisol Response, Self-Reported Stress, and Negative Affect Following Social Exclusion.

Authors : Beekman, Janine B.¹ (AUTHOR) ; Stock, Michelle L.¹ (AUTHOR); Marcus, Tara² (AUTHOR)

Source: Journal of Social Psychology. Mar-Apr2016, Vol. 156 Issue 2, p131-138. 8p.

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Excluded by Laughter: Laughing Until it Hurts Someone Else.

Authors : Klages, StephanieV.¹, ; Wirth, JamesH.²

Source: Journal of Social Psychology; 2014, Vol. 154 Issue 1, p8-13, 6p, 1 Chart

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Meaning in life accounts for the association between long-term ostracism and depressive symptoms: The moderating role of self-compassion.

Authors : Jiang, Tonglin¹, ; Chen, Zhansheng¹,

Source: Journal of Social Psychology; 2020, Vol. 160 Issue 5, p535-547, 13p, 3 Diagrams

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Is inclusion a valid control for ostracism?

Authors : Dvir, Maayan¹, ; Kelly, Janice R.¹; Williams, Kipling D¹

Source: Journal of Social Psychology; 2019, Vol. 159 Issue 1, p106-111, 6p, 1 Diagram

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Regulatory focus and social reconnection following social exclusion.

Social exclusion enhances affiliative signaling.

To defend or to affiliate: The effects of categorical similarity cues after social exclusion.

Whatever? The effect of social exclusion on adopting persuasive messages.

Construal Level and Social Exclusion: Concrete Thinking Impedes Recovery From Social Exclusion.

The Relationship of Social Exclusion at Work With Self-Defeating Behavior and Turnover.

Need to Belong, Not Rejection Sensitivity, Moderates Cortisol Response, Self-Reported Stress, and Negative Affect Following Social Exclusion.

Excluded by Laughter: Laughing Until it Hurts Someone Else.

Meaning in life accounts for the association between long-term ostracism and depressive symptoms: The moderating role of self-compassion.

Is inclusion a valid control for ostracism?

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