PSYCHIC FACTS

  Effects of Ostracism/ social Exclusion/ Social Rejection. Introduction of Ostracism/ social Exclusion/ Social Rejection A s social being human want to be connected to their surrounding members. Sometimes people consciously or unconsciously ignore others by not responding to their greetings, avoiding eye contact, do not talk to someone in the group as he/ she is absent, not present there. This act of ignorance is called Ostracism or the social exclusion or social rejection. Ostracism is hurting people with low resilience as it threatens the basic need for belongingness of humans. Ostracized individuals may consider themselves as socially rejected and no doubt rejection can be painful and has negative effects of ostracism. Now Question Arises What are the possible effects of ostracism? So the Possible answers are discussed below. Sadness and Anger:   The immediate response to ostracism is anger and sadness. Threat to physical and psychological Health :  A...

  Being Ignored By Others is Like Social Death/ Social Exclusion or Ostracism rejection lead to loneliness Yes,  you read correctly that ignorance by others is like a social death. As human is a social animal, so he wants to be stay connected with the surrounding people. Social support is one of the basic needs of man. Threatened to basic need result in psychological problems. According to the researches, social rejection can lead to social death. Terms use for ignorance are social rejection, social exclusion, and Ostracism. Ostracism: Ostracism is the act of ignoring or excluding a person, without any explanation, and in violation of the target individual‘s need for belonging (Williams, 2007a). Ostracism occur when someone consciously fail to acknowledge the greetings of others, ignored the someone in a group by not responding to his questions or discussion, avoid seeing a person in a group.   Need Threat Model of Ostracism By William Williams explains Need...

Definition of Spirituality Spirituality is defined differently by different researchers some of the definitions are; spirituality is how people identify and live their lives and also how they interpret their importance and value (Muldoon & King, 1995). Vaughn (1991) specified that spirituality was an experience of holiness. Vaughn defined spirituality as “a quality that goes beyond religious association, that struggles for motivations, worship, respect, meaning, and purpose, even in those who do not believe in any good” (Vaughn, 1991, p. 105 ). Meezenbroek et al. determined that spirituality was a motivation for a connection to self, others, nature, and the supreme (Meezenbroek et al., 2012). The writers who identify spirituality as a general experience use the expressions “connectedness” or “relatedness” in the texts (Meezenbroek, Garssen, Berg, Dierendonck, Visser, & Schaufeli, 2012). There are many aspects of connectedness that are demonstrated differently in humanity. The v...