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2018•Journal of Contextual Behavioral ScienceOpen access

Psychological flexibility and ostracism: Experiential avoidance rather than cognitive fusion moderates distress from perceived ostracism over time

Ian Tyndall, Daniel Waldeck, Paolo Riva, Eric D. Wesselmann, Luca Pancani

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Key concepts: Ostracism, Experiential avoidance, Psychology, Moderation, Distress, Experiential learning, Context (archaeology), Rumination

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