Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentions
Over decades, research has shown that people are negatively affected by social exclusion. However, no experimental research has examined the effects of physical exclusion and how it might combine and interact with social exclusion. Across two studies (N = 1,238), we manipulated both components of ex...
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| author | Luisa A.M. Mahr Janet Kleber Nilüfer Aydin |
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| description | Over decades, research has shown that people are negatively affected by social exclusion. However, no experimental research has examined the effects of physical exclusion and how it might combine and interact with social exclusion. Across two studies (N = 1,238), we manipulated both components of exclusion separately via an imaginative scenario paradigm and measured their impact on established social exclusion outcomes. Social exclusion, irrespective of being paired with physical in- or exclusion, affected individuals more negatively than mere physical exclusion. Social inclusion was not able to reduce the impact of physical exclusion per se but to protect overall levels of well-being to some extent. Our findings add to a more nuanced understanding of social and physical aspects of exclusionary experiences. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d511884d7acb4c6382fe15240362cb252023-09-21T12:43:12ZengTaylor & Francis GroupSocial Influence1553-45101553-45292023-12-0118110.1080/15534510.2023.22426172242617Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentionsLuisa A.M. Mahr0Janet Kleber1Nilüfer Aydin2University of KlagenfurtUniversity of KlagenfurtUniversity of KlagenfurtOver decades, research has shown that people are negatively affected by social exclusion. However, no experimental research has examined the effects of physical exclusion and how it might combine and interact with social exclusion. Across two studies (N = 1,238), we manipulated both components of exclusion separately via an imaginative scenario paradigm and measured their impact on established social exclusion outcomes. Social exclusion, irrespective of being paired with physical in- or exclusion, affected individuals more negatively than mere physical exclusion. Social inclusion was not able to reduce the impact of physical exclusion per se but to protect overall levels of well-being to some extent. Our findings add to a more nuanced understanding of social and physical aspects of exclusionary experiences.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15534510.2023.2242617social exclusionostracismphysical exclusionphysical contactwell-being |
| spellingShingle | Luisa A.M. Mahr Janet Kleber Nilüfer Aydin Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentions Social Influence social exclusion ostracism physical exclusion physical contact well-being |
| title | Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentions |
| title_full | Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentions |
| title_fullStr | Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentions |
| title_full_unstemmed | Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentions |
| title_short | Not all exclusions are created equal: effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well-being, prosocial, and antisocial behavioral intentions |
| title_sort | not all exclusions are created equal effects of physical and social components of exclusion on well being prosocial and antisocial behavioral intentions |
| topic | social exclusion ostracism physical exclusion physical contact well-being |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15534510.2023.2242617 |
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