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Dongning Ren, Eric D. Wesselmann & Ilja van Beest. (2020) Seeking Solitude After Being Ostracized: A Replication and Beyond. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 47:3, pages 426-440.
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Fabian Klauke & Simone Kauffeld. (2020) Does It Matter What I Say? Using Language to Examine Reactions to Ostracism as It Occurs. Frontiers in Psychology 11.
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