Theory and research on social identity complemented psychology's historical emphasis on personal identity (e.g.,Erikson, 1968; Marcia, 1980). Whereas social identity refers to people's self-categorizations in relation to their group memberships (the “we”), personal identity refers to the unique...
Here, we hypothesize that communities engaging in conversations rich with positive social intent, such as knowledge exchange, expressions of trust, and identity markers, exhibit a more process of social influence. Our findings reveal that communities where the peer influence to migrate appears to be ...
The purpose of this study was to examine the structure of retirees' social identity and its impact on satisfaction with retirement. From social identity theory formulations, we assumed that (1) retiree-identity was comprised of three distinct components (cognitive, evaluative, and affective), and ...
identity and social status 英语对话 A: Hello, today we are going to discuss identity and social status. What do you think are the differences and connections between these two concepts? B: Well, identity usually refers to a person's position or role in a specific society or group, while ...
F. et al. A chromatin link to caste identity in the carpenter ant Camponotus floridanus. Genome Res. 23, 486–496 (2013). This is the first study to analyse the role of histone modifications in eusocial insects, which reveals a potential regulatory role for H3K27ac and CBP in sex and...
.46Social networks seem to have both organic and inorganic qualities, hence my categorisation of them as social organisms. How the social network organism affects a user's ‘life’ is recognised in the relationship with their digital presence therein. This occurs by the movement from identity ...
Thank you for visiting my site dedicated to exploring the powerful connection betweenidentity and loneliness. For over 20 years, I’ve studied how our sense of self and our need for social connection shape nearly every aspect of human experience. ...
Nowadays new collaborative techniques are, however, becoming more and more popular, based on shared knowledge and awareness of a multitude of people (a crowd) and is no longer dependent on the identity of the single source. Crowdsourcing is a relatively recent concept that encompasses many uses ...
Social Identity Theory The social identity theory explains that parts of people’s self-concept are constructed through interactions with real social groups (Tajfel1978) but, in line with the CASTLE, also with digital entities (Edwards et al.2019). By this, learners can categorize new information...
Social identity is an organization or company's image as derived from its relationships with its customers, suppliers, shareholders, and otherstakeholders. An organization's social identity thus comes from the groups that the organization belongs to or is affiliated with, the way it is structured, ...