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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"identity complexity"”.
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Pathways to (Prevent) Radicalization: How Uncertainty and Identity Complexity Shape Vulnerability
… work extends that research by introducing social identity complexity (Roccas & Brewer, 2002) as a potential buffer against radical pathways. The current research proposed that complex identity structures – defined as perceptions of having multiple, distinct ingroup memberships – might decrease …
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Identity complexity, uncertainty, and belongingness: Understanding the appeal of extremist groups
… upon in the literature. Incorporating social identity theory and uncertainty-identity theory, past studies in social psychology have investigated factors influencing individuals' involvement in such groups from different perspectives. However, the effects of uncertainty combined with identity …
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Exploring Social Identity Complexity and the Possible Impact on Stereotype Threat
… stereotype associated with a specific social identity that can hinder performance (Steele & Aronson, 1995). It is hypothesized that one way to protect against stereotype threat is to increase the availability of salient non-threatened identities (Croizet et al., 2001). Social identity …
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From the Mouths of Men: A Model of Men's Perception of Social Identity Threat Toward Women in the Workplace and Endorsement of Identity Safety Behaviors
… a moderated mediation model where social identity complexity was hypothesized to predict endorsement of identity safety behaviors intended to mitigate social identity threat for women in a male-dominated work context. Male awareness of systemic social identity threats for women was …
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Unbiasing Information Search and Processing through Personal and Social Identity Mechanisms
… the existence and persistence of numerous identity-driven divides in society, but means of attenuating them remain elusive. However, because identity-protective cognition is driven by a need to maintain global and not domain specific integrity, researchers have found that affirming an …
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Czech mission: identity of Czech protestant missionaries in their interaction with Slavs in former Yugoslavia countries
… Protestant missionaries negotiate their national identity in the culturally proximal context of working with Slavs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia. The issue that I explore is the Czech identity facet of the missionaries, in the light of …
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Nō hea koe: Barriers to identity
This thesis explores barriers to identity in the context of non-identifying Māori in Aotearoa. It presents a vulnerable exploration of the barriers that shape and complicate cultural identity. A search for existing knowledge revealed significant gaps in discussions around non-identifying Indigenous …
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A multifaceted approach to understand highly-identified fans’ experiences of sport activism
… consumption levels. Chapter 2b utilized social identity theory and social identity complexity to examine fans’ experiences of sport activism via their social identities. Participants interpreted the BLM protests through their multiple identities, informing their response to the intersection of …
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A Dynamic Systems Theory Perspective on Pre-service Chinese Language Teachers’ Professional Identity
Identity is a set of meanings that defines who one is and what it means to be a particular kind of person (Beijaard, 1995; Burke &Stets, 2009; Gee, 2000). It is something that a person possesses as well enacts in a given context. Professional identity is how somebody looks at and acts as a …