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Social punishment is the antithesis of social reward. It is usually emitted intentionally or otherwise by individuals or groups in order to exert social control, paticularly where social norms and taboos have been broken. Social punishments can include:

• Bitlaha
• Bullying
• Excommunication
• Exile
• Humiliation
• Mobbing
• Scapegoating
• Shaming
• Shunning
• Pittura infamante

See alsoEdit

• Group processes
• Peer pressure
• Relational aggression
• Social control theory
• Social rejection
• Social stigma