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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Cyberball"”.

  1. Exploring the neural link between performance monitoring and emotional responses to social exclusion : an EEG study in an adolescent sample

    … tasks, baseline measure, Go/No-Go task, and the Cyberball paradigm. ERP components were extracted from EEG measures, P3 and LPP for the Cyberball paradigm, and ERN and Pe for the Go/No-Go task. Preliminary correlational analyses and regression analyses were performed on the ERP components of …

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  2. Accessibility for aggression and negative self-views following ostracism

    … studied using several methodologies including Cyberball and the Life-Alone task. Additionally, research has demonstrated that individuals react more aggressively following an ostracism event as compared to an inclusion event. Other research finds that ostracized individuals have greater …

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  3. Self-Compassion Versus Self-Esteem for an Experience of Ostracism

    … following an experience of ostracism using the Cyberball ostracism paradigm. Undergraduate participants (<em>n</em> = 219) completed trait self-esteem and trait self-compassion measures, experienced an online ostracism simulation using Cyberball, and then completed a measure of attribution for …

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  4. Parasympathethic Nervous Activity and Social Exclusion in Borderline Personality Disorder

    … in this clinical population (Oldham, 2002). The Cyberball paradigm, a virtual ball-tossing game that simulates the experience of being social excluded when the participant does not receive the ball from preprogrammed computer players, has been effective in generating real-time experiences of …

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  5. Investigating the role of motivation in cross-race facial recognition using a social exclusion paradigm

    … the CRE. Social exclusion was simulated by using Cyberball, a game where participants are excluded by virtual players. The Cyberball games also formed the encoding phase of a face recognition task, where different race faces were used as the avatars of the virtual players. The final sample …

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  6. The Impact of Ostracism on Stigma Consciousness and Rejection Sensitivity

    … sensitivity through exposure to ostracism via Cyberball from outgroup members (e.g., males). Stigma consciousness was measured through the Stigma Consciousness Questionnaire (SCQ; Pinel, 1999), while rejection sensitivity was measured through the Gender-Based Rejection Sensitivity Questionnaire …

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  7. The effect of racial representation on rejection sensitivity

    … exclusion. Using an experimental paradigm (Cyberball), the study tested how individuals respond to rejection in racially homogeneous vs. racially diverse groups. Self-report results indicated People of Color have experienced higher rates of race-based discrimination in their lifetimes …

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  8. Psychophysiological distinctions in emotional responding: sensitivity to perceiving loss of connection

    … on perceiving loss of connection when playing Cyberball. EA would also feel sadness more intensely, in terms of decreased heart rate and increased RSA, at an earlier time during a sad clip. Chinese Americans (CA) were predicted to show no difference in affect from controls. ECG, fEMG, …

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