Effects of intergroup exclusion on individual needs threat and behavior tendencies
Abstract
This study explores the effects of intergroup exclusion on need‐threat and the behavioral tendencies of excluded individuals. Results show that those excluded by in‐group members perceived more threat to relational needs, while participants excluded by out‐group members perceived more threat to efficacy needs. In addition, participants excluded by out‐group members displayed significantly more aggression intention and less helping intention than...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of intergroup exclusion on individual needs threat and behavior tendencies
Published Date
Aug 17, 2017
Volume
58
Issue
5
Pages
429 - 435
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