Social exclusion impairs self-regulation.

... other work to lead to impaired self-regulation (for example, Grilo, Shiffman, & Wing, 1989; Keinan, 1987; Rosenthal & Marx, 1981; Sayette, 1993; Tice , Bratslavsky, & Baumeister, 2001; Wegener & Petty, 1994). Given the theoretical possibility…

... other work to lead to impaired self-regulation (for example, Grilo, Shiffman, & Wing, 1989; Keinan, 1987; Rosenthal & Marx, 1981; Sayette, 1993; Tice , Bratslavsky, & Baumeister, 2001; Wegener & Petty, 1994). Given the theoretical possibility…

... other work to lead to impaired self-regulation (for example, Grilo, Shiffman, & Wing, 1989; Keinan, 1987; Rosenthal & Marx, 1981; Sayette, 1993; Tice , Bratslavsky, & Baumeister, 2001; Wegener & Petty, 1994). Given the theoretical possibility…

Tasks requiring interpersonal coordination permeate all spheres of life. Although social coordination is sometimes efficient and effortless (low maintenance), at other times it is inefficient and effortful (high maintenance). Across 5 studies,…

The need to belong is one of the most basic and powerful motives in the human psyche. What happens when that need is thwarted? This chapter focuses on two intertwined sets of inner processes, namely cognitive information processing and…

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship of social exclusion, personal control, and self-regulation to perceived stress among individuals who participated in publicly funded substance abuse treatment. Participants entered treatment…

Social exclusion is a distressing experience and can result in a reduction of prosocial behavior. In this fMRI study we examined the neural networks involved in social exclusion and subsequent fairness considerations across adolescent development.…

Four experiments tested the idea that social exclusion leads to (unintentionally) self-defeating behavior. Exclusion was manipulated by telling some people that they were likely to end up alone later in life. This randomly assigned feedback caused…

Describes the social identity and self-awareness approaches to group members' behavior. It is suggested that identity salience should not be assumed to have direct effects on behavior. A model is presented that attempts to address this problem…

Recent research proposes that human beings have a limited capacity for self-regulation. Self-regulatory efforts may fail because this capacity is depleted and such depletion is exacerbated by stress. The present study tested whether academic…