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tIn two studies we investigate whether social exclusion—a well-studied, common and quite painful socialexperience-influences people’s perceptions of novel social networks. In a first study, exclusion experi-ences led people to report that novel networks were more dense relative to those who had not beenexcluded. As predicted, this was true only for social networks; exclusion had no impact on percep-tions when networks were described as geographical. In a follow-up experiment, participants watcheda custom-created video, depicting avatars interacting in social scenes and they were asked to report theties among the avatars in the video. Exclusion experiences led people to see network ties where noneexist (i.e., false positives), though there was no effect for exclusion (versus inclusion) on reports of falsenegatives. Results indicate that common social experiences systematically shape network perceptions,leading people to seeing novel social networks as more densely connected than they are.

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Tin twee studies wat ons ondersoek of sosiale uitsluiting-'n goed bestudeer het, algemeen en baie pynlik socialexperience-invloede mense se persepsies van nuwe sosiale netwerke. In 'n eerste studie, uitsluiting ondervind-skappe gelei mense om te rapporteer dat roman netwerke was meer digte relatief tot diegene wat nie het beenexcluded. Soos voorspel, was dit net vir die ware sosiale netwerke; uitsluiting het geen uitwerking op persepsies-sies wanneer netwerke is beskryf as geografiese. In 'n opvolg eksperiment watcheda deelnemers maat geskep video, uitbeeld avatars interaksie in sosiale tonele en hulle is gevra om theties verslag onder die avatars in die video. Uitsluiting ervarings gelei dat mense netwerk bande waar noneexist (dws, vals positiewes) sien, al was daar geen effek vir uitsluiting (versus insluiting) op die verslae van falsenegatives. Resultate dui daarop dat algemene sosiale ervarings stelselmatig vorm netwerk persepsies, lei mense om te sien roman sosiale netwerke as digter verbind as wat hulle is.