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Return of the Ostracized [PDF]
Nature, 1969 Mental Imagery By Alan Richardson. Pp. xii + 180. (Routledge and Kegan Paul: London, August 1969.) 35s.
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Journal of Management, 2020
To move beyond the current emphasis on voice level or quantity in voice research, it is important to consider the effects of making suggestions that others view as poor quality. Guided by sociometer theory, we propose that voice quality affects workplace ostracism: The coworker may see the employee who makes bad suggestions as incompetent, which ...
Thomas W. H. Ng +3 more
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To move beyond the current emphasis on voice level or quantity in voice research, it is important to consider the effects of making suggestions that others view as poor quality. Guided by sociometer theory, we propose that voice quality affects workplace ostracism: The coworker may see the employee who makes bad suggestions as incompetent, which ...
Thomas W. H. Ng +3 more
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Interaction Studies. Social Behaviour and Communication in Biological and Artificial Systems, 2005
This chapter explores the powerful consequences of ostracism — being ignored and excluded — at the neurophysiological, emotional, cognitive and behavioral levels. Once ostracized, individuals first recoil in pain, then perceive and respond to their social environments differently, leading them to interpret and attend to particular information that may ...
Jonathan Gerber, Kipling D. Williams
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This chapter explores the powerful consequences of ostracism — being ignored and excluded — at the neurophysiological, emotional, cognitive and behavioral levels. Once ostracized, individuals first recoil in pain, then perceive and respond to their social environments differently, leading them to interpret and attend to particular information that may ...
Jonathan Gerber, Kipling D. Williams
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Narcissists’ experience of ostracism.
Journal of Personality and Social PsychologyOstracism-being excluded and ignored-has severe, negative consequences. What is less clear is why some individuals become frequent targets of ostracism in the first place. In two nationally representative panel surveys, one experience sampling study, and six experiments (Ntotal = 77,289), we examine associations between grandiose narcissism and ...
Christiane M. Büttner +4 more
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American Journal of Archaeology, 1947
1 The most recent note by C. A. Robinson, Jr. (AJP, lxvii, 1946, pp. 265-266) may be used as a guide to earlier bibliography. 2This is the first in a series of preliminary studies on Athenian ostracism, designed to prepare the way for the final publication of the ostraka found at Athens. I wish to thank Professors W. S. Ferguson and C. A.
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1 The most recent note by C. A. Robinson, Jr. (AJP, lxvii, 1946, pp. 265-266) may be used as a guide to earlier bibliography. 2This is the first in a series of preliminary studies on Athenian ostracism, designed to prepare the way for the final publication of the ostraka found at Athens. I wish to thank Professors W. S. Ferguson and C. A.
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The Practice of Ostracism at Athens
Antichthon, 1991I have long been tempted by the vast haul of ostraka from the Kerameikos excavations of 1966-8 to review afresh the whole history of ostracism at Athens. Though they have still been only summarily published, enough is now known to make the enterprise worthwhile.
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