Continuing similarities & how bad is it to be excluded
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What is terrormanagement theory?
How bad is it to be excluded or rejected? which fundamental needs are treatenend?
What is the same between exclusion and discrimination?
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Why this study? Williams (2007)
What are the important findings? Williams (2007)
large effect on the negative effect: anger and sadness
ostracism twarted fundamental needs:
- need to belong
- need to self-esteem
- need to control
- need for meaningful existence
there are thre stages:
- reflexive stage
- reflective stage
- long term ostracism
What can we do with it? Williams (2007)
Why this article? Shore, Randel and Chung (2011)
What is the definition of inclusion? Shore, Randel and Chung (2011)
What are the most important findings? Shore, Randel and Chung (2011)
What can we do with it? Shore, Randel and Chung (2011)
contextual factors influence the individual's perceptions of inclusion:
- inclusive climate: policies and procedures are consistent with fair treatment of all social groups
- inclusive leadership: leader determine access to rewards and opportunities, he or she behave in ways that create a sense of inclusion
- inclusive practice; information access, participation in decision making, conflict resolution procedures and freedom of stereotyping
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