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Showing 1 to 20 of 55 for “"Identity (Psychology)"”.

  1. Identity development of Chinese graduate students in the United States : a phenomenological investigation

    … study investigated the lived experiences of identity development of Chinese graduate students in the United States. Through in-depth interviews with 15 participants at a Midwestern research university, the study found that the majority of Chinese graduate students came with a strong student …

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  2. Untitled

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  3. Discources of experience of pregnancy in low income women attending Katutura and Central hospitals' antenatal clinics in Windhoek

    This thesis explores and discusses the discourses drawn on by pregnant women in their construction of their `selves' in pregnancy. The study was qualitative in nature, in order to understand the women's experience from their context and to allow for their individual constructions to come forth. The …

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  4. Who we are in the world: an investigation into psychology and worldview

    At the heart of Psychology is the search for understanding — understanding ourselves, understanding others, and understanding our places in the world. At one point or another a person comes to ask themselves fundamental questions about human life, like “Who am I?”, “Why am I here?” and “What will …

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  5. Anticipated work-nonwork balance and conflict as predictors of job choice: Identity salience as moderator

    … considers whether a person’s work and nonwork identity salience might further influence the effects of anticipated WNB and WNC. Work and nonwork identity salience represents the underlying value a person places on his/her work and nonwork role domains. In the present study, anticipated WNB was …

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  6. Personal factors that influence meaning and prioritizatin in work-nonwork roles

    … one role over another is captured by a person’s identity salience, which can affect how work and nonwork roles are viewed and how one allocates time and resources to these roles. Within the literature there is a need to further understand what personal factors may influence the development of a …

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  7. The Path Toward the Other: Relational Subjectivity in Modern Chinese Literature, 1919-1945

    … in modern Chinese literature. As a model of identity that positions the self in a web of social interaction, emotional connectivity, relational subjectivity suggests that the self is continually partial, open, and constantly "under construction." Lacking an autonomous "closed system," …

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  8. Benefits of belonging: Dynamic group identity as a protective resource against psychological threat

    In the face of identity threat, how do people who belong to devalued groups protect themselves from negative outcomes, like poor health and performance? This research focuses on how devalued identities can be harnessed and used to combat vulnerability to poor outcomes. Social identities are central …

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  9. Home

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  10. "Too disconnected/too bound up": the paradox of identity in Mercé Rodoreda's The time of the doves

    … placing paradox as a trope for female identity risks reinscribing a closed system of oppression based only on male-female relations, thereby foreclosing possibilities for oppositional strategies organized around intersecting locations of resistance. Mercé Rodoreda's The Time of the …

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  11. An examination of the racial identities of undergraduate multiracial college students in the United States

    … students do not fully align with many existing identity-based theories and models. Often, multiracial students struggle to find a sense of belonging and identity representations at their institutions of higher education (Clayton, 2020; Gjerde, 2021; Johnston-Guerrero & Wijeyesinghe, 2021). This …

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  12. Impact of social relation on the self actualization of the adolescent

    This study is on the impact of copyright law on the provision of information by libraries with special reference to computerized databases. For the purposes of this study, four hypotheses were set, being: the appropriateness of copyright law; the restriction on access to information; author's …

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  13. Work-life balance, identity salience and break taking behaviors in Indian expatriates

    … work-nonwork role relationship quality, identity salience, and break taking behaviors. The sample for this study consisted of 415 Indian expatriates working in the IT industry. A computational tool called PROCESS was used to test the path analysis-based moderation and mediation analyses …

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