Extremism leads to ostracism
Hales, Andrew H, and Kipling D Williams. 2019. “Extremism Leads to Ostracism”. Social Psychology.
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Does the conclusion follow from the evidence? Recommendations for improving research
Hales, Andrew H. 2016. “Does the Conclusion Follow from the Evidence? Recommendations for Improving Research”. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 66: 39-46.
Does disseminating (mis) information restore social connection during a global pandemic?
Wicks, Sydney G, Andrew H Hales, and Erin P Hennes. 2023. “Does Disseminating (mis) Information Restore Social Connection During a Global Pandemic?”. Social and Personality Psychology Compass 17 (10): e12825.
Prayer, self-affirmation, and distraction improve recovery from short-term ostracism
Hales, Andrew H, Eric D Wesselmann, and Kipling D Williams. 2016. “Prayer, Self-Affirmation, and Distraction Improve Recovery from Short-Term Ostracism”. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 64: 8-20.
Social Ostracism: Theoretical Foundations and Basic Principles
Hales, Andrew H, and Kipling D Williams. 2021. “Social Ostracism: Theoretical Foundations and Basic Principles”. Social Psychology: Handbook of Basic Principles, 337.
Basic Psychological Needs and Extremism: Understanding Theories Through Meta-Analysis
Wood, Natasha R, and Andrew H Hales. 2025. “Basic Psychological Needs and Extremism: Understanding Theories Through Meta-Analysis”. Terrorism and Political Violence, 1-27.
Vicarious ostracism.
Wesselmann, Eric D, Kipling D Williams, and Andrew H Hales. 2013. “Vicarious Ostracism.”. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 7: 153.
Cell phone-induced ostracism threatens fundamental needs.
Hales, Andrew H, Maayan Dvir, Eric D Wesselmann, Daniel J Kruger, and Catrin Finkenauer. 2018. “Cell Phone-Induced Ostracism Threatens Fundamental Needs.”. The Journal of Social Psychology 158 (4): 460-73.
One-tailed tests: Let's do this (responsibly)
Hales, Andrew H. 2024. “One-Tailed Tests: Let’s Do This (responsibly)”. Psychological Methods 29 (6): 1209-18.
Who gets ostracized? A personality perspective on risk and protective factors of ostracism.
Rudert, Selma C, Matthias D Keller, Andrew H Hales, Mirella Walker, and Rainer Greifeneder. 2020. “Who Gets Ostracized? A Personality Perspective on Risk and Protective Factors of Ostracism.”. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 118 (6): 1247-68.