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inclusion/exclusion

Inclusion refers to being accepted as part of a group, organization, or two-person relationship, whereas exclusion refers to being rejected. Inclusion tends to have positive effects on behaviors, cognitive activity, physical health, and emotions, whereas exclusion tends to have negative effects. [Source: Encyclopedia of Group Processes & Intergroup Relations; Inclusion/Exclusion]

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