Social psychology Do People Perceive Juvenile Sex Offenders Who Are Gay and Christian as Hypocrites? Social Identity Theory and Dual Identity Defendants ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Jessica Salerno AltholzRachel LeahThis study investigates the presence of a dual identity defendant, and how sharing an in-...
In this chapter, we provide a brief, broad overview of Social Identity Theory (SIT) and then discuss specific social identity processes which increase intergroup discrimination (i.e., distinctiveness threat, group-value threat, internalisation of group norms) and contextual factors which enhance the ...
Beatriz Colomina is an architectural historian and theorist that challenges the founding stories of modern architecture, in search of a more complex understanding of the currents and influences that underpin architectural theory. Through her writ...
Hence, the continuing need to collide entrepreneurship with critical theory (Jones and Spicer Citation2009; Ogbor Citation2000). At minimum, critique is used to make explicit and problematize the dominant assumption that entrepreneurship is a good thing by default (Tedmanson et al. Citation2012; ...
In the context of career choices, men being assumed to be agentic but not communal can create a mismatch—or perceived incongruity—between men’s gender and the occupational role of childcare work. Role congruity theory (Eagly & Karau, 2002) extends social role theory and suggests that people...
A new identity in Christ. New power in Christ. New purpose. New hope. Created in Christ and for good works. Works God defines as good. Not our definition. What’s the status of your calling? Have you put it on hold? Maybe you’ve made your calling about trying to keep people ...
Her research interests include science policy, philosophy of science and technology, and the impact of philosophy. In her current dissertation project, she explores the future of academic philosophy, specifically in the US. The project brings a theory of disciplinarity to bear on evaluating the ...
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This cluster of behaviors has been described as reactive distinctiveness (Jetten et al., 2004; Spears et al., 2002) and has been explained (applying social identity theory) as a product of too much intergroup similarity. These diverse literatures would suggest that similarity drives divergence, ...
Adolescence is often described as a period of intense development, characterized by physical, social, emotional, and cognitive change (Sawyer et al.,2018). Given the rise of many important and impactful challenges during this developmental stage – such as identity formation, peer pressure, academic...