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The Journal of Social Psychology Volume 155, 2015 - Issue 5: Investigating How Individuals Feel Ostracizing Others
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Who Would Do That? A Theory-Based Analysis of Narratives of Sources of Family Ostracism

Joan R. PoulsenIndiana University–Purdue University ColumbusCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 452-470 | Received 01 Dec 2014, Accepted 16 Jun 2015, Published online: 12 Aug 2015

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Dirk De Clercq & Renato Pereira. (2024) How resilient employees can prevent family ostracism from escalating into diminished work engagement and change-oriented organizational citizenship behavior. International Studies of Management & Organization 54:1, pages 25-47.
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Anna R. George, Eric D. Wesselmann, Joseph Hilgard, Alison I. Young & Ilja van Beest. (2021) The Effect of Thinking about Being Excluded by God on Well-Being: A Replication and Extension. The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion 31:2, pages 138-148.
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James H. Wirth & Eric D. Wesselmann. (2018) Investigating how ostracizing others affects one’s self-concept. Self and Identity 17:4, pages 394-406.
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Jon E. Grahe. (2015) Commentary on Sources of Ostracism Research. The Journal of Social Psychology 155:5, pages 403-409.
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John B. Nezlek, Eric D. Wesselmann, Ladd Wheeler & Kipling D. Williams. (2015) Ostracism in Everyday Life: The Effects of Ostracism on Those Who Ostracize. The Journal of Social Psychology 155:5, pages 432-451.
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Christine A. Henle, Lynn M. Shore, John W. Morton & Samantha A. Conroy. (2022) Putting a Spotlight on the Ostracizer: Intentional Workplace Ostracism Motives. Group & Organization Management 48:4, pages 1014-1057.
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Mayowa T. Babalola, Ho Kwong Kwan, Shuang Ren, Peter Agyemang‐Mintah, Haixiao Chen & Jinsong Li. (2021) Being ignored by loved ones: Understanding when and why family ostracism inhibits creativity at work. Journal of Organizational Behavior 42:3, pages 349-364.
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Gert-Jan Lelieveld, Lasana T Harris & Lotte F van Dillen. (2020) Jumping on the ‘bad’wagon? How group membership influences responses to the social exclusion of others. Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience 15:5, pages 571-586.
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Adriano Zamperini, Marialuisa Menegatto, Miriam Mostacchi, Simone Barbagallo & Ines Testoni. (2020) Loss of Close Relationships and Loss of Religious Belonging as Cumulative Ostracism: From Social Death to Social Resurrection. Behavioral Sciences 10:6, pages 99.
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David Trafimow & Hunter A. Myüz. (2018) The sampling precision of research in five major areas of psychology. Behavior Research Methods 51:5, pages 2039-2058.
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Eric E. Jones, James H. Wirth, Alex T. Ramsey & Rebecca L. Wynsma. (2018) Who Is Less Likely to Ostracize? Higher Trait Mindfulness Predicts More Inclusionary Behavior. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 45:1, pages 105-119.
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Theo Benos, Nikos Kalogeras, Ko de Ruyter & Martin Wetzels. (2018) Diagnosing member-customer ostracism in co-operatives and counterpoising its relationship-poisoning effects. European Journal of Marketing 52:9/10, pages 1778-1801.
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Gili Freedman, Kipling D. Williams & Jennifer S. Beer. (2016) Softening the Blow of Social Exclusion: The Responsive Theory of Social Exclusion. Frontiers in Psychology 7.
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