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Cyberostracism: Effects of Being Ignored Over the Internet

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

This groundbreaking research by Kipling D. Williams, Christopher K. T. Cheung, and Wilma Choi delves into the effects of cyberostracism—how being ignored online influences our emotions and behaviors. Through two substantial studies, the authors reveal that those excluded tend to feel worse and are more likely to conform. Understand the power of social connections in the digital age!... show more

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