AbstractAttraction and exclusion have been examined in affective processing, in the context of research on academic literature and popular culture. Attraction and exclusion are higher in high schools than in any other environment. Attractive physical appearance has its negative and positive sides. Exclusion among homo sapiens can lead to mental and physical harm. Elementary school children tend to show more emotion than adults in attraction and exclusion. The movie Mean Girls shows a dramatic way of showing attraction and exclusion. Attraction and exclusion also happen in the career world. Adults tend to have a facade about their attractions and exclusions. Say no to plagiarism. Get a tailor-made essay on "Why Violent Video Games Shouldn't Be Banned"? Get an original essayAttraction and ExclusionThe research covered two key social psychology terms. Attractiveness is the range in which a person's physical characteristics are considered pleasant or beautiful. Exclusion is the process or state of distancing a person or thing and/or being forced to exclude oneself. In high school, teenagers focus primarily on physical attraction and exclude an individual because he or she doesn't look or act like them. Teens may exclude a person just because they might not like something about their physical appearance. In most cases, children learn these traits from other adolescents and/or even from their parents. In elementary school, but especially in high school, physical attraction is everything to social expectation. Every child wants to be desired. In turn they do everything they can to be accepted by their pears. Sometimes students can make negative mistakes by trying to become something they are not. Some mistakes he or she may make are changing their physical appearance just to be liked and/or treating people negatively just to be part of a group or so-called click. The movie Mean Girls shows attraction and exclusion at its finest. Mean Girl very dramatically shows the need for physical attraction in high school. “The film is about a teenager named Cady, played by child star Lindsay Lohan. She went to school in Africa and was thought of by her scientist parents. When his family moves to Illinois, the teenager experiences public school for the first time and receives a quick lesson in the cruel, unspoken laws of popularity that divide his fellow students into tight-knit cliques. He then finds himself in the good graces of a popular, high-achieving group of cool students called the Plastics, but then the teenager soon discovers how his superficial group of new friends have earned the name the so-called Plastics. The film shows how important it is to look a certain way and behave a certain way in most high schools. In elementary school, but especially in high school, physical attraction is everything to the social appetite. Every child wants to be desired. In turn they do everything they can to be accepted by their pears. Sometimes students can make negative mistakes by trying to become something they are not. Some mistakes he or she may make are changing their physical appearance just to be liked and/or treating people negatively just to fit in with a group or to click. Most people think that after high school adults tend to grow up, but that's not always the chase. Sometimes adults bring traits of their childhood into the workplace. Just like in high school, adults may not like the way a person speaks or looks and may tune them out. Most of the time adults tend to. (2017)