... opportunities for addressing workplace stigma and discrimination by implementing compassion and empathy-focused strategies and interventions that help respond and support workers disclosing experiencing suicidality at work. The findings may extend the understanding about the role of social identities...

... on ownership labeling and provide insight into nuanced consumer responses in this category. expertise stereotypes ownership labeling social identity branding cannabis psychedelics field studie Page 1 of 79 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36...

... but which offer a sense of continuity and meaning to workers as they adapt within a turbulent field. probation social identity theory occupational identity organizational identity identity work Economic and Social Research Council 10.13039/501100000269 ES/W001101/1 The systemization and creeping...

... to multiple forms increases its likelihood. interpersonal discrimination anomie suicide ideation U.S. adults social identity Finally, because of the perceived controllability of body weight, the stigma and stereotypes associated with higher body weight are more often endorsed and internalized...

..., and current social identity theory. SE’s social behavioural strand makes it possible to explain how discrimination selectively stigmatizes people’s social identities in order to reinforce existing intergroup inequalities. stratification economics intergroup inequality caste social groups Ricardo Marx...

... algorithms appeared to be the byproduct of how users interact with and perceive the algorithm not just an algorithm’s code. perceived algorithm responsiveness social identity social connectedness daily diary method TikTok Major social media companies state that algorithms are used on their social feeds...

... in DH approaches. Semantic domains Ancient Near East Social identity Research Council of Finland 10.13039/501100002341 Center of Excellence funding for ANEE 298647 358720 Digital Humanities (DH) has an increasing need for widely applicable and easy-to-use methods across disciplinary...

... is affected by both social media and political defeat as well as shed light on how women and men respond to political defeat offline differently. gender gap political expression growth modeling longitudinal analysis social identity theory Knight-Hennessy Scholars and Stanford Data Science Scholars We...

... differ from those who watched Ambiguous characters. Structural equation modeling indicated that narrative engagement and wishful identification fully mediated the racial representation effect (Fantastical vs. Original) on physical activity intention. racial ambiguity social identity narrative...

... employees did. This paper shows that the type of work arrangement has important implications for professional identification. Professional identification Freelancing Nonstandard work Intra-professional network Social identity theory Mediation analysis Norwegian Research Council 10.13039/501100005416...

... Black women have different experiences online than Black men and White women, it is crucial to examine each social identity group separately to fully understand the unique circumstances they face. Considering the literature discussed, we propose the following hypotheses. H2: Perceptions...

... population had an average monthly household income in Q3, 68.7% did not have local medical insurance, and 83.2% were employed. Regarding social identity, 86.8% of the migrant population planned to stay locally in the future. In the context of social involvement, 81.4% of the migrant population received...

... to research focused on understanding the interplay between communication accommodation theory and social identity theory. Experiencing social identity threat also has implications for interpersonal encounters; members of minoritized groups who experience identity threat in health settings report greater...

... (SIENs), or celebrity endorsements of political candidates that intentionally highlight shared social identities between the endorser and the endorsed. Scholars of celebrity endorsements in political contexts have primarily focused on the efficacy rather than the rhetorical content...

... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Guided by the Social Identity Model of Collective Action, the current research utilizes a three-wave longitudinal study collected pre...

..., single motherhood, identity, and race which provide context regarding the cultural site for this ethnography. Further, given the focus on issues of race and identity, we also review critical race theory (CRT) and social identity theory (SIT). Corresponding author: Savaughn E. Williams. Email...

... ). Recently, Kreiss et al. (2020) proposed the concept of identity ownership to explain how politicians cue social identities symbolically to activate group-related psychological processes. Identity ownership offers an umbrella concept that is well-suited to our interest in the effects of pro-white identity...

... types of exchange produce different levels of cooperation and affective attachment in line with the ATSE, but the identity and structural mechanisms do not interact. We conclude by discussing the theoretical implications of our findings for the ATSE and scholarship on social identity biases as well...

... social media with the goal of disrupting the 2016 U.S. presidential election. We investigate how these operatives or “trolls” leveraged partisan political identities in discussing presidential candidates and parties on Twitter. Adopting a social identity lens, we conceptualize retweeting troll content...

..., systematic exclusion is mistakenly characterised as only a frictional phenomenon that fails to be captured in matching mechanisms. The third section explains social stratification in terms of how social identity-based institutional structures systematically subject migrants to different forms of exclusion. I...