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Ostracism Increases Automatic Aggression: The Role of Anger and Forgiveness.

Publication: Journal Article

Zhang, Denghao, Sen Li, Lei Shao, Andrew H Hales, Kipling D Williams, and Fei Teng. 2019. “Ostracism Increases Automatic Aggression: The Role of Anger and Forgiveness.”. Frontiers in Psychology 10: 2659.

Alcohol, Affect, and Aggression: An Investigation of Alcohol's Effects Following Ostracism.

Publication: Journal Article

Sprunger, Joel G, Andrew Hales, Molly Maloney, Kipling Williams, and Christopher I Eckhardt. 2020. “Alcohol, Affect, and Aggression: An Investigation of Alcohol’s Effects Following Ostracism.”. Psychology of Violence 10 (6): 585-93.

Openness to Being Gossiped About: Understanding Gossip from the Target's Perspective.

Publication: Journal Article

Hales, Andrew H, Meltem Yucel, and Selma C Rudert. 2025. “Openness to Being Gossiped About: Understanding Gossip from the Target’s Perspective.”. Self and Identity : The Journal of the International Society for Self and Identity 24 (3): 253-79.

From ostracized to pleased: How fair and unfair social exclusion activates schadenfreude

Publication: Journal Article

Mohammadi, Sarah, and Andrew H Hales. 2025. “From Ostracized to Pleased: How Fair and Unfair Social Exclusion Activates Schadenfreude”. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 120: 104786.

Phubbing responses in real-time: Rapid recovery from a single phub and declining affect with repeated phubs

Publication: Journal Article

Hales, Andrew H, Sydney G Wicks, Natasha R Wood, and Sarah Mohammadi. 2024. “Phubbing Responses in Real-Time: Rapid Recovery from a Single Phub and Declining Affect With Repeated Phubs”. Social Influence 19 (1): 2414958.

Stay out of our office (vs. our pub): Target personality and situational context affect ostracism intentions

Publication: Journal Article

Rudert, Selma C, Andrew H Hales, and Christiane M Büttner. 2021. “Stay Out of Our Office (vs. Our Pub): Target Personality and Situational Context Affect Ostracism Intentions”. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 95: 104142.

Death as a metaphor for ostracism: Social invincibility, autopsy, necromancy, and resurrection

Publication: Journal Article

Hales, Andrew. 2018. “Death As a Metaphor for Ostracism: Social Invincibility, Autopsy, Necromancy, and Resurrection”. Mortality 23 (4): 366-80.

Sarah A. Bilsky Ph.D.

Person: Associate Professor

Sarah Bilsky is a clinical psychologist and an Associate Professor at the University of Mississippi. She currently teaches graduate and undergraduate courses, mentors graduate and undergraduate students, and supervises clinical students.

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Gulf of Mexico Hydrates Research Consortium The Gulf of Mexico Hydrates Research Consortium (GoMHRC) was established and administered by the Center for Marine Resources and Environmental Technology (CMRET) in order to coordinate efforts of hydrates researchers and to promote effective, efficient...

Hewan Deyass

Person: Graduate Student

Hewan is a first-year Social Psychology graduate student in the Experimental Psychology program. She received her BA in psychology with a Double Minor in Business Administration and Global Affairs from Trinity Washington University. Her research interests focus on intergroup relations, exploring...