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Fairbairn, Catharine E, Kasey G Creswell, Andrew H Hales, Kipling D Williams, and Kaleigh Wilkins V. 2022. “Mixing Misery and Gin: The Effect of Alcohol Administration on Ostracism Response.”. Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin 48 (8): 1269-83.

Pfundmair, Michaela, Natasha R Wood, Andrew Hales, and Eric D Wesselmann. 2024. “How Social Exclusion Makes Radicalism Flourish: A Review of Empirical Evidence”. Journal of Social Issues 80 (1): 341-59.

Leckfor, Christina M, Natasha R Wood, Richard B Slatcher, and Andrew H Hales. 2023. “From Close to Ghost: Examining the Relationship Between the Need for Closure, Intentions to Ghost, and Reactions to Being Ghosted”. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 40 (8): 2422-44.

Hales, Andrew H, Natasha R Wood, and Kipling D Williams. 2021. “Navigating COVID-19: Insights from Research on Social Ostracism”. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations 24 (2): 306-10.

Hales, Andrew H, and Kipling D Williams. 2018. “Marginalized Individuals and Extremism: The Role of Ostracism in Openness to Extreme Groups”. Journal of Social Issues 74 (1): 75-92.

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

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.

Wood, Natasha R, and Andrew H Hales. 2024. “Basic Psychological Needs and Extremism: Understanding Theories Through Meta-Analysis”. Terrorism and Political Violence, 1-27.

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.

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.