Rejecting social groups

Description

Rejecting social groups involves deliberately excluding or distancing individuals or collectives from participation in certain communities or networks. This strategy is employed to address issues such as disruptive behavior, conflicting values, or threats to group cohesion and safety. By setting clear boundaries and enforcing exclusion, organizations or societies aim to protect their integrity, maintain order, and promote desired norms, while also encouraging excluded parties to modify problematic behaviors for potential reintegration.