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A Psychological Perspective
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Mai 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781009408158
- Artikelnr.: 72479441
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Kipling D. Williams is Distinguished Professor of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University, USA. An expert on ostracism and social judgement, he authored and co-edited numerous books on the subject.
Introduction Michaela Pfundmair, Andrew Hales and Kipling D. Williams; 1.
Ostracism and extremism: how extreme groups can address threatened needs
Andrew Hales, Natasha R. Wood and Kipling D. Williams; 2. Exclusion and
radicalization: the role of individual differences in the relation between
exclusion and radicalization Emma A. Renström and Hanna Bäck; 3. In the
realm of action: social exclusion as a catalyst for terrorism Michaela
Pfundmair; 4. Seeking the self in the extreme: white extremism, exclusion,
and threat to self Verena Graupmann, Eric D. Wesselmann; 5. Buying the
blackpill: perceived exclusion and the psychology of incels Gregory J.
Rousis and William B. Swann; 6. Extremism and exclusion: the role of the
quest for significance Molly Ellenberg and Arie W. Kruglanski; 7. Divided
groups, polarized identities, and extremist behavior: the role of
exclusion-contingent self and identity uncertainty Joseph A. Wagoner and
Michael A. Hogg; 8. It's the group, not just the individual: social
identity and its link to exclusion and extremism Bertjan Doosje, Allard R.
Feedes and Liesbeth Mann; 9. 'Who do they think we are?!': how Status
Indignity and exclusion can motivate radicalization Johannes Nils Rasmus
Möring and Felicia Pratto; 10. The exclusion-extremism link in non-WEIRD
populations Juana Chinchilla and Ángel Gómez Jiménez; 11. Rejection and
serious aggression: hurt people hurt people Robin M. Kowalski and Mark R.
Leary; 12. Chronic social exclusion, radicalization, and extremism Marco
Marinucci and Paolo Riva; 13. Connecting conspiracy beliefs and experiences
of social exclusion Roland Imhoff.
Ostracism and extremism: how extreme groups can address threatened needs
Andrew Hales, Natasha R. Wood and Kipling D. Williams; 2. Exclusion and
radicalization: the role of individual differences in the relation between
exclusion and radicalization Emma A. Renström and Hanna Bäck; 3. In the
realm of action: social exclusion as a catalyst for terrorism Michaela
Pfundmair; 4. Seeking the self in the extreme: white extremism, exclusion,
and threat to self Verena Graupmann, Eric D. Wesselmann; 5. Buying the
blackpill: perceived exclusion and the psychology of incels Gregory J.
Rousis and William B. Swann; 6. Extremism and exclusion: the role of the
quest for significance Molly Ellenberg and Arie W. Kruglanski; 7. Divided
groups, polarized identities, and extremist behavior: the role of
exclusion-contingent self and identity uncertainty Joseph A. Wagoner and
Michael A. Hogg; 8. It's the group, not just the individual: social
identity and its link to exclusion and extremism Bertjan Doosje, Allard R.
Feedes and Liesbeth Mann; 9. 'Who do they think we are?!': how Status
Indignity and exclusion can motivate radicalization Johannes Nils Rasmus
Möring and Felicia Pratto; 10. The exclusion-extremism link in non-WEIRD
populations Juana Chinchilla and Ángel Gómez Jiménez; 11. Rejection and
serious aggression: hurt people hurt people Robin M. Kowalski and Mark R.
Leary; 12. Chronic social exclusion, radicalization, and extremism Marco
Marinucci and Paolo Riva; 13. Connecting conspiracy beliefs and experiences
of social exclusion Roland Imhoff.
Introduction Michaela Pfundmair, Andrew Hales and Kipling D. Williams; 1.
Ostracism and extremism: how extreme groups can address threatened needs
Andrew Hales, Natasha R. Wood and Kipling D. Williams; 2. Exclusion and
radicalization: the role of individual differences in the relation between
exclusion and radicalization Emma A. Renström and Hanna Bäck; 3. In the
realm of action: social exclusion as a catalyst for terrorism Michaela
Pfundmair; 4. Seeking the self in the extreme: white extremism, exclusion,
and threat to self Verena Graupmann, Eric D. Wesselmann; 5. Buying the
blackpill: perceived exclusion and the psychology of incels Gregory J.
Rousis and William B. Swann; 6. Extremism and exclusion: the role of the
quest for significance Molly Ellenberg and Arie W. Kruglanski; 7. Divided
groups, polarized identities, and extremist behavior: the role of
exclusion-contingent self and identity uncertainty Joseph A. Wagoner and
Michael A. Hogg; 8. It's the group, not just the individual: social
identity and its link to exclusion and extremism Bertjan Doosje, Allard R.
Feedes and Liesbeth Mann; 9. 'Who do they think we are?!': how Status
Indignity and exclusion can motivate radicalization Johannes Nils Rasmus
Möring and Felicia Pratto; 10. The exclusion-extremism link in non-WEIRD
populations Juana Chinchilla and Ángel Gómez Jiménez; 11. Rejection and
serious aggression: hurt people hurt people Robin M. Kowalski and Mark R.
Leary; 12. Chronic social exclusion, radicalization, and extremism Marco
Marinucci and Paolo Riva; 13. Connecting conspiracy beliefs and experiences
of social exclusion Roland Imhoff.
Ostracism and extremism: how extreme groups can address threatened needs
Andrew Hales, Natasha R. Wood and Kipling D. Williams; 2. Exclusion and
radicalization: the role of individual differences in the relation between
exclusion and radicalization Emma A. Renström and Hanna Bäck; 3. In the
realm of action: social exclusion as a catalyst for terrorism Michaela
Pfundmair; 4. Seeking the self in the extreme: white extremism, exclusion,
and threat to self Verena Graupmann, Eric D. Wesselmann; 5. Buying the
blackpill: perceived exclusion and the psychology of incels Gregory J.
Rousis and William B. Swann; 6. Extremism and exclusion: the role of the
quest for significance Molly Ellenberg and Arie W. Kruglanski; 7. Divided
groups, polarized identities, and extremist behavior: the role of
exclusion-contingent self and identity uncertainty Joseph A. Wagoner and
Michael A. Hogg; 8. It's the group, not just the individual: social
identity and its link to exclusion and extremism Bertjan Doosje, Allard R.
Feedes and Liesbeth Mann; 9. 'Who do they think we are?!': how Status
Indignity and exclusion can motivate radicalization Johannes Nils Rasmus
Möring and Felicia Pratto; 10. The exclusion-extremism link in non-WEIRD
populations Juana Chinchilla and Ángel Gómez Jiménez; 11. Rejection and
serious aggression: hurt people hurt people Robin M. Kowalski and Mark R.
Leary; 12. Chronic social exclusion, radicalization, and extremism Marco
Marinucci and Paolo Riva; 13. Connecting conspiracy beliefs and experiences
of social exclusion Roland Imhoff.