Social exclusion refers to the phenomenon and process of being rejected or ignored by a
certain social group or others, and the needs of individual belonging and relationships are hindered.
Social exclusion damages the basic psychological needs of individuals, produces more negative emotions
and presents aggressive reactions, and has a negative impact on the harmony and stability of the society.
Cross-cultural research in the field of social exclusion shows that individualistic subjects tend to exhibit
more anti-social behaviors and avoidance behaviors after being socially excluded; there was no significant
difference in the aggressive behavior of collectivist subjects under different conditions. The reflection
of collectivism and individualism culture at the level of individual personality characteristics is the
interdependent self-construal and independent self-construal of the individual. Self-construal as an
individual characteristic factor will affect the negative reaction after social exclusion. The individuals who
has independent self-construal pay more attention to the uniqueness and autonomy of the individual
and defines the self through personal ability; The individuals who has interdependent self-construal
focuses on the relationship with the surrounding environment and others, and defines the self through
the interpersonal relationship with others. With the increasing frequency of global economic and cultural
exchanges, the self-construal of individuals presents a diversified trend, and the phenomenon of social
exclusion and rejection between interpersonal and inter-groups has become increasingly prominent.
It is necessary to explore the behavioral differences and intervention mechanisms of different selfconstructed individuals after social exclusion in the context of Chinese culture.The purpose of this paper
is to summarize domestic and foreign studies on the aggressive behavior of different self-constructed
individuals after social exclusion and their differences, and to enrich the research results in the field of
social exclusion, self-construal and aggressive behavior.