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Self-identification as a “gamer” among college students: Influencing factors and perceived characteristics

New Media & Society, 2019
Much of the research involving perceived characteristics of so-called “gamers” has been directed at deconstructing traditional stereotypes associated with the term.
J. Stone
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Overcoming Data Limitations: A Few-Shot Specific Emitter Identification Method Using Self-Supervised Learning and Adversarial Augmentation

IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security
Specific emitter identification (SEI) based on radio frequency fingerprinting (RFF) is a physical layer authentication method in the field of wireless network security.
Chao Liu, Xue Fu, Yu Wang, Lan-Tu Guo, Yuchao Liu, Yun Lin, Haitao Zhao, Guan Gui   +7 more
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An inquiry into self-identification with retirement

Journal of Women & Aging, 2016
The aim of this qualitative study was to explore patterns in self-identification with being retired using deductive thematic analysis informed by the life course perspective. For this study, a set of women who self-identified as retired (n = 60) were asked to describe their current work status, major career interruptions, and factors that marked their ...
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Self-Identification among Adolescent Boys

Child Development, 1953
Many psychologists maintain that the child allies himself more closely with the physical aspects of his existence as represented by his body and its function than he does with the mental and emotional aspects because these latter are less accessible and tangible to him (6).
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Plural Self-Identification

2023
Abstract Intentional subjectivity involves pre-reflective self-awareness, the structure of which can be spelled out in terms of self-identification, self-validation, self-commitment, and self-authorization. Singularism is the view that these features are realized only in singular self-awareness (the “I,” or ego).
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Self-Identification and Alienation

The Sociological Quarterly, 1966
SEVERAL STUDIES have looked at the relationships between statuses used for self-identification, and how humans organize their behavior. It is implied that if a person does not use an assigned status for self-identification, we will not find those statuses relevant to explaining his behavior.
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Disability Self-Identification and Well-Being in Emerging Adults

Emerging Adulthood, 2018
Research suggests that emerging adults (EAs) with a disabling impairment experience poor psychosocial outcomes and delayed markers of adulthood. Given the numbers of EA with a disabling impairment who do not self-identify as having a disability, we ...
H. M. Chalk, Christopher P. Barlett, Natalie D. Barlett   +2 more
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Evans on Self-Identification

Noûs, 1995
L'A. presente et discute la theorie de la reference de Evans et la question du traitement de la premiere personne en replacant cette problematique dans les debats ...
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Arabism, Africanism, and Self-Identification in the Sudan

The Journal of Modern African Studies, 1970
Physically, culturally, and ethnically the Republic of the Sudan is a microcosm of Africa. Its achievements, problems, and potentialities are in many respects typical of those of other African or Afro-Asian countries—particularly the belt of ‘Sudanic’ states which runs across the continent from the Horn and the Red Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean
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Processes of (Self)Identification.

2016
R-AGR-0323 - IDENT2 (20110101-20160430) - HESSE ...
RECKINGER, Rachel, KMEC, Sonja
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