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ostracism

Ostracism occurs when someone is ignored and excluded by others. According to Kipling Williams and his colleagues, the act of ostracism is an adaptive response that occurs within groups as a reaction to burdensome members who threaten the group's strength or safety. [Source: Encyclopedia of Group Processes & Intergroup Relations; Ostracism]

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