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Social Ostracism and Conflict

Publication: Journal Article

Wood, Natasha R, Andrew H Hales, and Kipling D Williams. 2025. “Social Ostracism and Conflict”. The Handbook of Social and Political Conflict, 151-64.

Ostracism and extremism: How extreme groups can address threatened needs

Publication: Journal Article

Hales, AH, NR Wood, KD Williams, and M Pfundmair. 2024. “Ostracism and Extremism: How Extreme Groups Can Address Threatened Needs”. Exclusion and Extremism: A Psychological Perspective, 7-26.

We study the psychology of social ostracism. What are the psychological impacts of being ignored and excluded? Why does it hurt so bad, and what can people do to feel better? If ostracism is painful, why is it so common? We use experimental methods to answer these questions and more.

Molecular Biophysics and Engineering Lab

The Molecular Biophysics and Engineering Lab is directed by Dr. Nikki Reinemann at the University of Mississippi, or Ole Miss. They research the cytoskeleton, molecular motor proteins, and their mechanics.

Beyond Individual Facts: Investigating Categorical Knowledge Locality of Taxonomy and Meronomy Concepts in GPT Models

Publication: Working Paper

Burger, Christopher, Yifan Hu, and Thai Le. 2024. “Beyond Individual Facts: Investigating Categorical Knowledge Locality of Taxonomy and Meronomy Concepts in GPT Models.”

PANDAA Lab

Elly Strockbine

Person: Ph.D. Student

Ph.D. Student - Engineering Science, Emphasis: Biomedical Engineering B.S. Biomedical Engineering, Mississippi State University Project: Emergent force-feedback mechanics of the cytoskeleton

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LBC LAB 9th Annual UM Conference on Psychological Science

Kayleigh Yung

Person: Undergraduate Student

Kayleigh Yung is a senior at the University of Mississippi, majoring in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Psychology. Hailing from Jackson, Mississippi, she plans to attend medical school after graduation. Kayleigh is thankful for the guidance and preparation she has received through the lab...

Distress tolerance predicts coping motives for marijuana use among treatment seeking young adults

Publication: Journal

Semcho, Stephen, Sarah A Bilsky, Sarah F Lewis, and llen W Leen-Feldner. 2016. “Distress Tolerance Predicts Coping Motives for Marijuana Use Among Treatment Seeking Young Adults.”