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Collective nostalgia: Triggers and consequences for collective action intentions [PDF]
British Journal of Social Psychology, 2023 Abstract Global trends surveys suggest that collective nostalgia for one's country is widespread. Moreover, research indicates that collective nostalgia is used by populist radical‐right parties to mobilize their voters against immigration. We focused on antecedents of collective nostalgia and its consequences for
Anouk Smeekes
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Research on the Driving Factors of Collective Nostalgia and the Impact of Collective Nostalgia on National Brand Consciousness [PDF]
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2022 Nostalgia is an important factor affecting consumers’ intention and behavior. A lot of previous research on nostalgia has been conducted from the perspective of individuals rather than groups. Then how does group-based collective nostalgia come into being? How will consumers’ collective nostalgia affect their consumption decisions?
Zhang Y, Zhou H, Qin J.
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Nostalgia Proneness and the Collective Self [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 In two studies, we examined the association between nostalgia proneness (i.e., trait-level nostalgia) and importance of the collective self. In Study 1, we tested and supported the hypothesis that nostalgia proneness is positively correlated with ...
Georgios Abakoumkin +2 more
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How Economic Inequality Fuels Collective Nostalgia: The Mediating Role of Conspiracy Beliefs
Journal of Pacific Rim PsychologyThis research investigates the relationship between perceived economic inequality and collective nostalgia in China, proposing that inequality perceptions foster longing for an idealized past, with conspiracy beliefs mediating this process. A pilot study
Karen Douglas +2 more
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Collective nostalgia as a balm for the distressed social identity
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2023 Group history provides the experiential building blocks that shape social identity. When contemporary events are perceived as having created (or creating) a discontinuity with that history, collective nostalgia is likely to be elicited. Importantly, collective nostalgia is functional-it consolidates social identity, motivating group members to support ...
Michael Wohl +2 more
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Frontiers in Political Science, 2021 Collective nostalgia is a bittersweet emotion that reflects sentimental longing for valued aspects of the past of one’s group. Given that conservatism is typically associated with a general desire to preserve the societal status quo or return society to ...
Anouk Smeekes +2 more
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Relaunching arcade games: game nostalgia and collective memory practice for China’s first-generation players [PDF]
Frontiers in PsychologyThis study examines the arcade memory of the first-generation players in China through semi-structured interviews. Using Menke’s framework of media nostalgia as an analytical tool, this study found that the narrative of arcade memory is formed through ...
Junxin Li, Ziran Zhao, Jiajie Guo
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Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 2017 Collective nostalgia refers to longing for the way society used to be. We tested whether collective nostalgia is associated with ingroup-favoring collective action and whether this association is mediated by outgroup-directed anger and outgroup-directed ...
Wing-Yee Cheung +4 more
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The Ties That Bind: University Nostalgia Fosters Relational and Collective University Engagement [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 Does nostalgia for one’s time at university predict current intentions to engage with the university? In Study 1, United States participants’ nostalgia for their university experience (university nostalgia) at a southern public university predicted ...
Jeffrey D. Green +3 more
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Emotional belonging and cultural identity: a systematic review of collective emotions among indigenous and minority groups [PDF]
Frontiers in SociologyIntroductionCollective emotions are central to understanding how belonging, identity, and social cohesion are constructed within indigenous, migrant, and minority communities.
Margit Julia Guerra-Ayala +4 more
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