Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 20 of 57 for “"Ostracism"”.
-
Ostracism hurts, but why for so long? The role of cognitive processes in prolonging the negative effects of ostracism
Ostracism, defined as being excluded and ignored, is a painful and pervasive social phenomenon. To date, very little research has explored why the adverse psychological consequences of ostracism persist for some individuals but not for others. Therefore, the primary aim of the present thesis was to …
-
Accessibility for aggression and negative self-views following ostracism
<p>Previous research has found that ostracism (being excluded or ignored by others) can cause deleterious effects to one's sense of belonging, control, meaningfulness of life and self-esteem, as well as increasing negative moods. Exclusion has been studied using several methodologies including …
-
The Impact of Ostracism on Stigma Consciousness and Rejection Sensitivity
Previous research indicates that ostracism is a pervasive social phenomenon that affects four fundamental psychological needs (Zadro, Williams, & Richardson, 2004). The current study seeks to examine whether or not females experience heightened levels of stigma consciousness or gender-based …
-
Self-Compassion Versus Self-Esteem for an Experience of Ostracism
… for predicting and influencing responses to ostracism, a specific type of social exclusion in which an individual is ignored for unknown reasons. The present study examined the differential associations of trait self-compassion and trait self-esteem with attribution, emotion regulation, …
-
Ostracism and Antisocial Behavior: The Role of Perceived Justice, Entitlement, and Anger
… that antisocial behavior following a general ostracism experience is mediated by increased feelings of entitlement (Poon, Chen, & DeWall, 2013) and anger (Chow, Tiedens, & Govan, 2008). However, this prior research has failed to determine whether ostracism in general leads to antisocial …
-
New Tower of Babel: Probing the Antecedents and Consequences of Linguistic Ostracism
… share knowledge of this language. <em>Linguistic ostracism</em> (LO) refers to situations in which two or more people use a language that others in their presence cannot understand (Dotan-Eliaz, Sommer, & Rubin, 2009). This dissertation explored the contextual antecedents of LO in a business …
-
Minding the Interpersonal Gap at Work: Role of Mindfulness on Workplace Ostracism in Employees
Workplace ostracism is a ubiquitous phenomenon that can have negative implications for both individuals and organizations. Despite evidence indicating that ostracism is a painful experience associated with detrimental health and work-related outcomes, very little research has investigated the …
-
WHEN LEADERS OSTRACIZE: BOTTOM-LINE MENTALITY CLIMATE AND EMOTIONAL LABOR AS PREDICTORS OF WORKPLACE OSTRACISM
<p>Workplace ostracism is a passive, low intensity behavior associated with coworkers ignoring or excluding others. It is one of several constructs under a larger framework of workplace aggression that is harmful to the target of the ostracism and more broadly, hurts organizations. Ostracism is …
-
Outsiders, Impostors, and Equals: A Quantitative Study of Workplace Ostracism, Impostor Phenomenon, and Perceptions of Fair Treatment
… workplace cultural factors of fair treatment and ostracism, and non-profit employees’ personal experiences of impostor phenomenon (IP). This quantitative study aimed to provide non-profit sector leaders with opportunities to improve their human resources practices and positively impact employee …
-
How Much Does This Tick You Off? Online Rejection and Criticism Lead to Negative Affect and Retaliatory Aggression
… aggression, or feelings associated with ostracism. Findings suggest that while rejection and criticism cause emotional pain, they do not hurt as much as ostracism. Results are discussed in relation to the belongingness hypothesis, sociometer theory, the ostracism model, and face theory. …
-
Do punitive ostracism experiences add to our understanding of obsessive compulsive beliefs and their relationship to obsessive compulsive symptoms?: an exploratory study and pilot of a new measure
… to encompass biological and social aspects. Ostracism research, neuroscientific evidence, evolutionary theory and psycho-linguistic theory (specifically dialogism theory, which conceptualises thinking as dialogue between internalised “voices”) may cast further light on a common domain …
-
The effects of three policy changes upon student suspension in a suburban junior high school
… request that schools abstain from student ostracism and use methods which facilitate learning.
-
Political movements : three case studies of protest
… convention out of fear of disapproval or social ostracism; or according to law out of fear of punishment or legal coercion.
Page 1 of 3