Motivated gratitude and the need to belong: Social exclusion increases gratitude for people low in trait entitlement
Abstract
Three studies examined effects of social exclusion on reactions to receiving an unexpected gift. Trait Psychological Entitlement was also measured as a potential moderator in all studies. In Study 1, participants wrote about a time they felt rejected, accepted, or something neutral. Compared to the control condition, social exclusion increased self-reported gratitude and observer-rated gratitude. These effects were found among people scoring low...
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Title
Motivated gratitude and the need to belong: Social exclusion increases gratitude for people low in trait entitlement
Published Date
Jan 3, 2019
Journal
Volume
43
Issue
3
Pages
412 - 433
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