Psychology

Cyberostracism: Effects of Being Ignored Over the Internet

K. D. Williams, C. K. T. Cheung, et al.

This research by Kipling D. Williams, Christopher K. T. Cheung, and Wilma Choi investigates the effects of cyberostracism, revealing how being ignored online impacts individuals' feelings of control and belonging. Through two extensive online experiments, the study uncovers critical insights into conformity and emotional distress resulting from virtual exclusion.

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