Is the cure for exclusion a one-size-fits-all approach? Not necessarily, says new research.
A study by Holly Recchia, a professor in the Department of Education, looks at the impact of social exclusion on children. Unlike previous studies about this topic, Recchia and her team spoke to kids who were excluding others and asked them to judge whether their reasons for excluding a peer were good or bad: Eurasia Review, News Track India, Thruth Dive, Science Blog, Medical Express, Science Daily, Science Codex, RCI Canada, 1-800-therapy and The Times of India. Read the Coconcordia NOW story: Social exclusion in the playground.
