The Need to Belong Chapter 11, Lecture 6

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The Need to Belong Chapter 11, Lecture 6 “Psychologically, we seem to experience social pain with the same emotional unpleasantness that marks physical pain.” - David Myers

A Question for Your Notes What is most necessary for your happiness? “Asked, ‘What is necessary for your happiness?’ or ‘What is it that makes your life meaningful?’ most people mention – before anything else – close, satisfying relationships with family, friends, or romantic partners.” - David Myers Preview Question 12: What evidence points to our human need to belong?

The Need to Belong “[Man] is a social animal,” (Aristotle). Separation from others increases our need to belong. 20th Century Fox/ Dreamworks/ The Kobal Collection Preview Question 12: What evidence points to our human need to belong? “Cast Away,” Tom Hanks, suffers from social starvation.

Aiding Survival Social bonds boosted our ancestors’ survival rates. These bonds led to the following: Protecting against predators, especially for the young. Procuring food. Reproducing the next offspring.

Belongingness Wanting to Belong: The need to belong colors our thinking and emotions. Social Acceptance: A sense of belonging with others increases our self-esteem. Social segregation decreases it. Maintaining Relationships: We resist breaking social bonds, even bad ones. Ostracism: Social exclusion leads to demoralization, depression, and at times nasty behavior.

Homework Read p.481-493