Although clinical models have traditionally defined pain by its consequences for the
behavior and internal states of the sufferer, recent evidence has highlighted the importance …

Research on leader inclusion has continued to proliferate. However, most of the research
has not focused on the importance of leader inclusion for employees with marginalized …

Humans naturally have an orientation toward forging social connections, and they suffer
both physically and psychologically when denied those connections. Individuals can be …

Sexual minorities (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals; LGBT) experience
workplace discrimination that leads to decreased physical and emotional well‐being, and …

When someone focuses on their phone, rather than the person in front of them (“phubbing”
or “technoference”), this can lead to feelings of exclusion and dissatisfaction. Few studies …

Humans are social animals and they depend upon social relationships to fortify their
physical and psychological well-being. Various types of social experiences can threaten …

Humans have a strong need for stable social relationships and much of their daily thoughts,
feelings, and behaviors focus on satisfying this need. Various negative social experiences …

Placing failed humor within the broader category of miscommunication and drawing on a
range of conversational data, this text represents the first comprehensive study of failed …

Linguistic racism explores the varied ideologies that may generate and endorse
monolingual, native, and normative language practices, while reinforcing the discrimination …

The present study examines gender differences in bullying in high school. Unique
contributions include comparisons of both victimization and perpetration rates across four …