Citations with the tag: IDENTITY (Psychology)
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- Social identity versus personal identity: An investigation into the interaction of group and...
Robins, E.M.; Foster, D. // South African Journal of Psychology; Sep94, Vol. 24 Issue 3, p115Presents information on a study which investigated the influence of individual differences and personal identity on ingroup favoritism. Examination of the dependent and independent variables utilized in the study; How personal and group status were manipulated; Methodology used in the study;...
- Ambiguity and the fixing of identity in early renaissance Florence.
Gatti, Luca // Diogenes; 1997, Vol. 45 Issue 1, p17Discusses ambiguity and the fixing of identity in early renaissance Florence, Italy. How identity during this historic period was a most significant aspect of social life; How representation of one's identity was a means of establishing one's position in society.
- Self.
Horning, Sheridan // Contemporary Education; 1996, Vol. 67 Issue 3, p155Looks at the author's concept of the word `self.' Other ideals that go along the word `self'; `Self' as a way to speed us forward; Opposites to `self'; What is the purpose of friends; Role that individuals play in maintaining `self;' Definitions of the letters in the word `self'; Self looked at...
- The Self in Full.
Powers, Elizabeth // First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion & Public Life; Nov1999, Issue 97, p21Focuses on the dis- and advantages of an autobiography. Inception of autobiographies; Exploration of personal identity, individuality, the inviolable and incommensurate self in autobiography writing; Creation of modern self by William Shakespeare; Comparison between contemporary and spiritual...
- Finding the self: Approaches to narrative investigation.
Russo, Thomas J.; McClure, Bud A. // Guidance & Counseling; Fall96, Vol. 12 Issue 1, p3Presents research and practice approaches to self and identity in counselling and psychology. Social constructivist approach; Utilization of autobiographical process; Psychologist E, Erickson's Developmental theory.
- Genetics and Complexity.
Reisner, Avram Israel // Hastings Center Report; Jul/Aug2004, Vol. 34 Issue 4, p4Presents a letter to the editor in response to the article "Genetic Differences and Human Identities," by Eric Parens in the January-February 2004 issue.
- Genetics and Complexity.
Silverman, Paul H. // Hastings Center Report; Jul/Aug2004, Vol. 34 Issue 4, p4Presents a letter to the editor in response to the article "Genetic Differences and Human Identities," by Eric Parens in the January-February 2004 issue.
- `A shot of economic adrenalin': Reconstructing `the elderly' in the retiree-based economic...
Laws, Glenda // Journal of Aging Studies; Fall96, Vol. 10 Issue 3, p171Examines the construction of elderly identities in the retiree-based economic development literature made up of academic and popular resources. Representation of elderly bodies; Spatialization of politics surrounding identity formation; Transition between modernity and postmodernity in the...
- Narratives of identity among former professional footballers in the United Kingdom.
Gearing, Brian // Journal of Aging Studies; Spring99, Vol. 13 Issue 1, p43Examines the role of narratives in the process of identity construction among professional footballers in the United Kingdom. Description of the football clubs; Impact of camaraderie on the identity of the footballers; Effect of post-playing period due to injury; Difficulties in adjustment...
- Identity.
Michell, Hannah // New Moon; May/Jun97, Vol. 4 Issue 5, p36Presents the author's narration of her life story. Certain events which influence the author to start thinking about her life; Person she lived with; Impact of her parent's divorce to her life; How she adjusted to changes in her life; Her future dreams.
- GENERALIZED IDENTITY MATCHING-TO-SAMPLE IN CEBUS APELLA.
Barros, Romariz Da Silva; Galvao, Olavo de Faria; McIlvane, William J. // Psychological Record; Fall2002, Vol. 52 Issue 4, p441Provides information on a study concerning identity matching behavior among capuchin or Cebus apella monkeys. Stimuli affecting the matching trials; Failures on tests for generalized identity matching; Strategy for demonstrating generalized identity matching.
- Performativity trouble: Postmodern feminism and essential subjects.
Digeser, Peter // Political Research Quarterly; Sep94, Vol. 47 Issue 3, p655Argues that Judith Butler's idea of performativity is too pure to provide an account for people's identities. Gender, self and sex as the effects of publicly regulated performances; Shift in the traditional philosophical issues surrounding identity; Political practice without an essentialist or...
- Quasi-family, quasi-psychotherapy: 5 years of living together, black and white, in South Africa.
Bloom, Len // International Journal of Psychotherapy; May97, Vol. 2 Issue 1, p57Presents a study on theoretical and ethical issues related identity and culture, and the formation of family sentiments. Recurring themes in the study; Realities and myths associated with the concept of family; Other related information; Conclusions of the study.
- Beyond Bisexuality.
Dobinson, Cheryl // Herizons; Summer99, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p27Discusses the author's attempts to create her own identity without using the sexual categories defined by society. Freedom gained by becoming a lesbian; Rejection of the `bisexual' label despite being involved in both women and men; Author's sexuality.
- Identity construction in elementary readers and writers.
McCarthey, Sarah J. // Reading Research Quarterly; Apr-Jun 2001, Vol. 36 Issue 2, p122Presents a study which examined the role of literacy and curriculum in identity construction. Shifts in literacy perspectives; Identity construction and literacy practices; Cases of identity construction.
- Development.
Headley, Sue // Youth Studies Australia; Dec99, Vol. 18 Issue 4, p60Presents an abstract of the article `Place as a Source of Attachment and Identity Across the Life Course,' by F. Ainsworth, which appeared in the 1997-1998 issue of the `Journal of Child and Youth Care Work.'
- Seven degrees?
Headley, Sue // Youth Studies Australia; Jun2010, Vol. 29 Issue 2, p2The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including one by Rosalyn Black on the issues of inclusion, one by Kathy Edwards on social inclusion as a policy chimera and one by Hilary Yerbury on information and communication technologies to create multiple identities.
- Introduction to This Special Issue: Complex Thought and Construction of Identity.
Sinnott, Jan // Journal of Adult Development; Aug2009, Vol. 16 Issue 3, p129This Introduction summarizes the rationale for three Special Issues in the Journal of Adult Development. The first, the present Special Issue, is on the themes of complex thought and the construction of identity. Summaries of the six empirical and theoretical articles in this first Special Issue...
- The construct of identity and its use in career theory and research.
Vondracek, Fred W. // Career Development Quarterly; Dec92, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p130Looks at the need for a serious look at the requirements for formulating a viable, dynamic, development conceptualization of the construct of vocational identity. Construct of identity in career development theory and research; Requirements for an adequate conceptualization of vocational identity.
- Family resemblances.
Calvert, Catherine; Hendrickson, Sunday // Victoria; May96, Vol. 10 Issue 5, p34Features the author's exploration of the comforts and surprises in the hunt for family resemblances. Search for unfolding traits among the children; Significance of porch conversation; Physical links to the past; Tracing the pattern of a parent in a child's face.
- Problem of Identity.
Gray, William // Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; Nov1961, Vol. 17 Issue 9, p393A letter to the editor in response to the article "Berlin and Beyond," by Eugene Rabinowitch in the September 1961 issue is presented.
- VALIDATING A CENTRALITY MODEL OF SELF-IDENTITY.
Pedersen, Darhl M. // Social Behavior & Personality: An International Journal; 1999, Vol. 27 Issue 1, p73An earlier investigation of the centrality of attributes of self-identity led to a four-factor model. The four factors of self-identity which varied according to their centrality and which were measured by the Who Am I? Scale were Spiritual, Personal/Social, Family, and Identifications (outward...
- You can help your adolescent in the search for identity.
Pedersen, Darhl M. // Behavioral Health Treatment; Aug96, Vol. 1 Issue 2, following p6Focuses on helping teenagers in their search for identity. Status symbols; Forbidden behaviors; Rebellion; Idols; Cliquish exclusion.
- CHILDHOOD CRISES.
Young, Jerry L. // Educational Leadership; Sep1983, Vol. 41 Issue 1, p78A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article "The Disappearing Child," published in the March 1983.
- No worries for Captain Kirk, pace Brueckner (or at least different worries).
Tappenden, Paul // Analysis; Apr2006, Vol. 66 Issue 2, p171A letter to the editor is presented concerning Anthony Brueckner's argument that Derek Parfit's psychological approach to personal identity faces a problem because of its need for a non-branching clause.
- Jamming the gender bender.
Donaghy, Bronwyn // Australia's Parents; Dec95/Jan96 Supplement Toddlers, Issue 90, p60Presents information on the behavior of boys and girls, as it relates to the activities children engage in. Why children are given gender labels because of their behavior; How children are affected by emotionally by gender labeling; Suggestions for incorporating equality among children. INSET:...
- What's inside an identity box? You.
Donaghy, Bronwyn // Scholastic Choices; Sep95, Vol. 11 Issue 1, p15Presents an activity for teenagers that can help them develop their identity and self-worth. Definition of an identity box; Procedure on how to make an identity box. INSET: An artist's identity box..
- Teens and conformity.
Mahler, Karen // Scholastic Choices; Sep96, Vol. 12 Issue 1, pT4Offers guidance on how teachers can help their teenage students carve out unique identities. Respect for students' choices; Researching into what constitutes school norms; Helping teenagers recognize when conformity can be dangerous; Identification and encouragement of individual assets.
- Postc(art)ographia: A Mapwork Project About Identity and Place.
Hurren, Wanda // Canadian Journal of Environmental Education; 2008 Special Issue, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p43An excerpt from the study "Mapwork as an Approach to Exploring Notions of Place and Identity" is presented.
- Welcome to the first issue of IDentity.
Hurren, Wanda // Finweek; 6/17/2010, Special section p1An introduction to the special section of the journal is presented in which the editor explains the meaning of identity, how to manage it, and ways on how to protect a company from fraud.
- Most androgen-insensitive patients satisfied long-term.
Morain, Claudia // Urology Times; Apr2002, Vol. 30 Issue 4, p16Examines the genetic male born with complete androgen insentivity syndrome with similar treatment to females in San Francisco, California. Emphasis on gender identity and sexuality; Evaluation on surgical and psychosocial outcomes; Administration of vaginoplasty.
- ADVICE FROM CHOICES READERS Lame Name?
Morain, Claudia // Scholastic Choices; Oct2006, Vol. 22 Issue 2, p30The article presents the readers' advice to a question asked by an unknown person who hates his/her name.
- WHO AM I?
Dinsmore, Jeffrey // Scholastic Choices; Jan2009, Vol. 24 Issue 4, p18The article discusses how to discover self identity.
- WHO IS THIS FACE FROM THE PAST?
Dinsmore, Jeffrey // Community Care; 3/27/2008, Issue 1715, p58A quiz that encourages readers to identify the identity of a woman in the photograph is presented.
- Adolescent identity exploration: A test of Erikson's theory of transitional crisis.
Kidwell, Jeannie S.; Dunham, Richard M. // Adolescence; Winter95, Vol. 30 Issue 120, p785Investigates Erikson's theory that adolescent identity exploration is associated with a variety of symptoms. Fluctuations in ego strength; Mood swings; Rebelliousness; Heightened physical complaints.
- Identity development, parental and peer support in adolescence: Results of a national Dutch survey.
Meeus, Wim; Dekovic, Maja // Adolescence; Winter95, Vol. 30 Issue 120, p931Examines the development and structure of identity throughout adolescence, and the influence of parents and peers on identity development. Four identity statuses.
- See through the mask.
Meeus, Wim; Dekovic, Maja // Christian Science Monitor; 12/16/99, Vol. 92 Issue 16, p23Asserts that true identity comes from God and that self-proclaimed anarchists, such as those protesting the 1999 World Trade Organization summit, will not succeed because God's rule is ongoing.
- Introduction to Special Issue: Identity.
Jemielniak, Dariusz // TAMARA: Journal of Critical Postmodern Organization Science; 2008, Vol. 7 Issue 1/2, p5The article discusses various reports published within the issue including one by Ann R. Pedersen on local enactment and creation of occupational identity among female health care professionals, and another on the relational aspects of organizational identity storytelling.
- 'NetBuzz.
McNamara, Paul // Network World; 7/28/2003, Vol. 20 Issue 30, p56Comments on the prevalence of identity theft in the U.S. Distinction between identity theft and credit card fraud; Number of victims.
- Diversity revisited.
Chodos, Bob // Inroads; Winter/Spring2011, Issue 28, p32An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses various reports published within the issue including one by Will Kymlicka on a research program on diversity, one by Gary Caldwell on public culture transmission and one by Charles Castonguay on linguistic identity.
- The Psychiatrist as a Psychotherapist: The Problem of Identity.
Fennig, Shmuel; Naisberg-Fennig, Silvana // American Journal of Psychotherapy; Winter93, Vol. 47 Issue 1, p33Deals with the issue of identity as central to successfully integrating psychotherapy into the practice of general psychiatry. Authors' personal experience in Israel as psychiatrists and psychotherapists.
- Who is someone?
Ludwig, Arnold M. // American Journal of Psychotherapy; Oct1990, Vol. 44 Issue 4, p516Presents the author's reflections on how it is possible to know an individual. Uncertainty regarding how to go about establishing how an individual is like no other person; Limitation of probes for gaining access to an individual; Subjective nature of self-reports; Questions regarding the...
- The Construction of Personal Identities Online.
Floridi, Luciano // Minds & Machines; Nov2011, Vol. 21 Issue 4, p477An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses the personal identities online development.
- A China divide in Hong Kong.
Floridi, Luciano // South Asian Post; 2/9/2012, p21The article reports on the protest by Hong Kongers, regarding themselves as more civilised and sophisticated than mainlanders, who are often reviled for their poor mannes and refusal to stand in queue.
- AKIVAIZDAUS TAPATUMO KERAI.
Cepulis, Nerijus // Religion & Culture / Religija ir Kultura; 2009, Vol. 6 Issue 1/2, p84No abstract available.
- 'Finding yourself' on Facebook.
Cepulis, Nerijus // Biomedical Market Newsletter; 9/30/2011, Vol. 21, p174The article presents a study conducted by professor Moshe Israelashvili of Tel Aviv University's (TAU's) Constantiner School of Education in Israel which reveals that many adolescents were using the Internet as a tool for exploring personal identity and building their future lives.
- The quest for identity, drug abuse, and identity crises.
Cassel, Russell N. // Journal of Instructional Psychology; Sep90, Vol. 17 Issue 3, p155Focuses on children's quest for identity. Nature of love; Identity crises; Defensive living; Rehabilitation; Identity assessment.
- Dangerous knowledge.
Cassel, Russell N. // Esquire; Apr98, Vol. 129 Issue 4, p32Provides information on how to create an alternate identity. How to produce the identification cards; Best region in the United States to get the driver's license; Accoutrements that can make a man's identity complete.
- Kicking away your freedom.
Greenfield, Meg // Newsweek; 3/23/1998, Vol. 131 Issue 12, p76Focuses on the importance of thinking for oneself. How identifying oneself as a representative of a category will accomplish that; How stereotypes drain vitality and mutual respect from relationships; The danger of thinking of oneself as an embattled and victimized representative of any...
- reader forum.
Nothstein, Todd W. // Advocate; 2/29/2005, Issue 935, p4Presents a letter to the editor about the prevalence of self-definition concepts in the GLBT community.
