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Do Victimization Experiences Accentuate Reactions to Ostracism? An Experiment Using Cyberball

Sabrina Ruggieri, Mons Bendixen, Ute Gabriel, Françoise D. Alsaker

International Journal of Developmental Science · 2013 · 28 citations · 42 references

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Based on the notion that the history of victimization has an impact on the sensitivity to current victimization situations this study investigated whether victims of bullying show more pronounced responses to single episodes of social exclusion. We e

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