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CHAPTER 14 The Social Self ROY F. BAUMEISTER AND JEAN M. TWENGE 327 BELONGINGNESS, SOCIAL EXCLUSION, AND OSTRACISM 328 Theoretic ...

328 The Social Self answers. In this chapter, we will explore how individual selves affect others and how others affect individu ...

Belongingness, Social Exclusion, and Ostracism 329 many perpetrators of violence are young men who feel rejected from family and ...

330 The Social Self this view. Gardner et al. (2000) presented participants with acceptance and rejection experiences. Rejected ...

The Self as an Interpersonal Actor 331 iscognitive impairment.Social exclusion may impair the ability to reason effectively, and ...

332 The Social Self in a slightly different way, but the role is nonetheless under- stood by the social group and is a way of re ...

The Self as an Interpersonal Actor 333 current relationships to perceived eligibility for such relation- ships is one way to add ...

334 The Social Self Oakes & Turner, 1980). Thus self-esteem is not only per- sonal: It also includes a person’s evaluations ...

The Self as an Interpersonal Actor 335 researchers controlled for narcissism statistically, self-esteem did not predict aggressi ...

336 The Social Self themselves. Instead, they filter it, bias it, and adapt it to fit in with what they already believe and what ...

Self-Presentation 337 this: How favorably should one present oneself? People’s answers appear to depend on several factors. In S ...

338 The Social Self to think that they come across the same way to everyone, but they do not. Baumeister, Hutton, and Tice (1989 ...