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Relationships Between Self-Construal and Verbal Promotion
Communication Research, 2000This study examined the relationships between self-construal and verbal promotion. U.S. American college students (N = 196) completed Kim and Leung's (1997) self-construal scale. Forty-three students with extreme scores on the scale's two dimensions of independence and interdependence subsequently participated in a brief phone interview for the ...
Jennifer Butler Ellis +1 more
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2019
Self-concept is essential to the description of human beings. Authors from individualistic cultures have offered different definitions and measures of the self, sharing the idea that the self is a social entity that emerges from the constant dialectic relationships with others.
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Self-concept is essential to the description of human beings. Authors from individualistic cultures have offered different definitions and measures of the self, sharing the idea that the self is a social entity that emerges from the constant dialectic relationships with others.
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Self-construal: a cultural framework for brain function
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2016Humans have created complex cultures that provide frameworks for our lives, guiding our behavior and thoughts. Recent brain imaging studies have uncovered cultural influences on brain activity in multiple tasks. We review recent cultural neuroscience findings that illustrate that (a) self-construal, a cultural trait that differentiates between East ...
Shihui, Han, Glyn, Humphreys
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Culture and Individuation: The Role of Norms and Self-Construals
The Journal of Social Psychology, 2009Despite mounting evidence that members of Asian cultures are less likely to engage in behavior that makes them appear distinctive (i.e., individuating behavior) than members of prototypical Western culture, the direct mechanisms through which this effect occurs have not been explored. In the present research, we examined the role of judgments of social
Helen C, Boucher, Christina, Maslach
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Journal of Community Psychology, 2017
AbstractTwo studies investigate the relationship between self‐construal (SC), community identity, and community participation among Chinese urban residents. Study 1 (n = 261) measured SC, community identity, and community participation behavior. Using cluster analysis, 4 distinct subgroups emerged: those with (a) independent SC, (b) interdependent SC, (
Ziqiang Xin, Zhixu Yang, Xihuan Ling
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AbstractTwo studies investigate the relationship between self‐construal (SC), community identity, and community participation among Chinese urban residents. Study 1 (n = 261) measured SC, community identity, and community participation behavior. Using cluster analysis, 4 distinct subgroups emerged: those with (a) independent SC, (b) interdependent SC, (
Ziqiang Xin, Zhixu Yang, Xihuan Ling
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Brand-extended self-construal [PDF]
, 2006 Recent research suggests consumers view brands anthropomorphically and often form self-connections with a particular brand. To date, however, no research has explored whether consumers vary with regard to their tendency to form such connections. In the current research, we conceptualize Brand-Extended Self-Construal (BESC) as the propensity for a ...
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Self-construals and conversational indirectness: A Dutch perspective
International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 2007Abstract Individuals of different cultures vary in terms of how they use language in verbal interactions. In a previous study by Hara and Kim [(2004). The effect of self-construals on conversational indirectness. International Journal of Intercultural Relations , 28 , 1–18] it was found that people's self-construals were related to the expression ...
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