The “scars” left on children by Exclusion, but Re-inclusion may “heal up”
Linlin Yan,
Jun Zheng,
Wenlu Liu
et al.
Abstract:Previous studies have demonstrated the negative impacts of ostracism on
primary needs and moods, particularly children and adolescents. Given
children’s early exposure to the Internet, online ostracism could
potentially affect their primary needs and moods at an earlier age. To
investigate this, the present study utilized the Cyberball paradigm to
manipulate the exclusion and re-inclusion and examined the threats to
primary needs (sense of belonging, self-esteem, control, meaningful
existence) and emotions (ha… Show more
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