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Emotional intelligence moderates strett reactions to cyber-ostracism

2013
In a laboratory study, 232 Australian undergraduates participated in a virtual team task. IVs were EI, inclusion-exclusion, and harddifficult task. The DV was stress (salivary cortisol increase). Results were significant main effects for all IVs and a three-way interaction: EI moderated the effect of ostracism, especially for low task difficulty.
King, Jemma B ., Ashkanasy, Neal M.
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Cyber Ostracism In The Context Of Its Organizational Precessors And Outcomes

2020
AbstractEmployees play a major role in efficiency and sustainability of organizations in this ever-competitive market upon the advent of digitalization in today's globalized world. The effective use of labor force affects attitudes and behaviors of employees and relationships between organizations and employees.
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Beyond Narrative Relief: Exploring the Impacts of Lacking Feedback and Perceived Cyber-Ostracism Based on the Temporal Need-Threat Model

Health Communication
Social media are increasingly becoming public venues for patients to create and share illness narratives. While prior research has primarily focused on the positive and supportive roles of social media in patients' seeking and obtaining social support, little is known about the possible negative impacts of lacking feedback when sharing illness ...
Xing Zhang, Jinjin Zhao
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Ability emotional intelligence moderates cortisol stress reactions to cyber-ostracism

2013
Stress caused by cyber-ostracism is a pervasive problem in the workplace. For instance, a terse email from a colleague or non-response from an important client can activate the brain’s evolutionary threat detection system resulting in cortisol secretion (a stress hormone, see Stroud, Salovey, & Epel, 2002).
King, Jemma B., Ashkanasy, Neal M.
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The Influence of Cyber-Ostracism and Psychological Security on Interpersonal Communication Among College Students

Psychology of China, 2021
Jia Hongyuan, Song Jie, Zhang Zhishen
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Hidden Costs of Online Exclusion: Social Alienation as a Mediator Between Cyber Ostracism and Mental Well-being Among University Students

Wah Academia Journal of Social Sciences
Cyber ostracism is an emerging form of online social exclusion that may undermine students’ psychological functioning, yet the mechanisms explaining this association remain insufficiently understood. The present study examined whether social alienation mediates the relationship between cyber ostracism and mental well-being among university students.
Ayesha Baksh, Ruqia Safdar Bajwa
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Emotional intelligence moderates stress reactions to cyber-ostracism

2012
With an estimated 2.5 billion online users, stress caused by cyber-interaction is becoming a significant and pervasive problem. In particular, phenomena such cyber-ostracism and cyber-bullying are sources of stress being reported with increasing frequency in modern cyber-connected workplaces (Wu, Yim, Kwan, & Zhang, 2012).
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Cyber-ostracism mediates the relationship between perceived stress and emotional well-being among college students

Journal of American College Health, 2023
Wenjie Duan
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Is Conspicuous Consumption Influenced by Cyber-Ostracism? A Moderated Mediation Model

Behavioral Sciences (Basel, Switzerland), 2023
Chonghuan Xu
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Support-Seeking in a Cyber Community During Crises and its Effects on Subsequent Social Media Usage: From a Cyber-Ostracism Perspective

2023
Yifei Lu, Xing Zhang
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