Marcie is having difficulty with her friendships and is feeling as if her friends do not really like her. She is imagining what her future would be like without any of her current friends. According to research the effects of social rejection, how might Marcie respond to someone who cuts in front of her in line at the cafeteria?

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Mason Goodman

Social Studies

12 August, 22:25

Marcie is having difficulty with her friendships and is feeling as if her friends do not really like her. She is imagining what her future would be like without any of her current friends. According to research the effects of social rejection, how might Marcie respond to someone who cuts in front of her in line at the cafeteria?

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Matthew Munoz · Answer 1

Marcie would try to be deplomatic towards someone that cuts in fronts of her at the cafeteria. This is as a result of the issue of her trying to build new friendship knowing fully well that her old friends and her are having issues.

As someone who would not want to experience social rejection, she would do everything to be in the good books of the new person that cuts in front of her rather than confronting her for doing the wrong thing.