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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.

Kayla Pennycuff

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Kayla is a first-year social psychology graduate student in the Experimental Psychology program. She received her B.S. in psychology with a minor in biology from High Point University. Broadly, Kayla’s research interests focus on how media consumption and technology usage affect social connection...

You’re leaving us?”: Feeling ostracized when a group member leaves.

Publication: Journal Article

Wirth, James H, and Andrew H Hales. 2025. “You’re Leaving Us?”: Feeling Ostracized When a Group member Leaves.”. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology.

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