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Methods of Identification in Social Networks [PDF]

Annual Review of Economics, 2015
Social and economic networks are ubiquitous, serving as contexts for job search, technology diffusion, the accumulation of human capital, and even the formulation of norms and values. The systematic empirical study of network formation—the process by which agents form, maintain, and dissolve links—within economics is recent, is associated with ...
Bryan S. Graham, Bryan S. Graham
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Identification and Socialization in Adolescents

Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 1967
(1967). Identification and Socialization in Adolescents. Contemporary Psychoanalysis: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 96-103.
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Social transnationalism and supranational identifications

2019
This chapter focuses on the degree to which the surveyed national and migrant populations identify with different entities, such as their country of residence, the European Union, or the world as a whole. The comparative analysis shows differences in the transnationalism-identification nexus between nationals in the different countries, between ...
Steffen Pötzschke, Michael Braun
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Social Identification and Ethnic Conflict

American Political Science Review, 2012
When do ethnic cleavages increase the risk of conflict? Under what conditions is a strong common identity likely to emerge, thereby reducing that risk? How are patterns of social identification shaped by conflict? We draw on empirical results regarding the nature and determinants of group identification to develop a simple model that addresses these ...
Moses Shayo, Nicholas Sambanis
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Social identification and contagious stress reactions

Psychoneuroendocrinology, 2019
Contagious stress describes the transmission of stress from a stressed person to an observer, which we examined at the neuroendocrine and the affective level. We tested whether a shared social identity moderates contagious stress. Ninety-four participants participated in groups of four.
Valerie A. Erkens, Urs M. Nater, Jürgen Hennig, Jan A. Häusser   +3 more
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Social Identification, Self-Categorization and Social Influence

European Review of Social Psychology, 1990
(1990). Social Identification, Self-Categorization and Social Influence. European Review of Social Psychology: Vol. 1, European Review of Social Psychology, pp. 195-228.
Michael A. Hogg, Dominic Abrams
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Social Identification and the Use of Marijuana

International Journal of the Addictions, 1971
The careful observations of Becker (1963), Blumer (1967), and Boughey (1967) have suggested that the use of marijuana is a behavior which is socially motivated, socially reinforced, and socially controlled. Not only is the drug obtained from others and smoked with others, but these “others” have the responsibility and power for teaching the rookie how ...
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Does Social Identification Harm or Serve as a Buffer? The Impact of Social Identification on Anger After Experiencing Social Discrimination

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2006
Research on targets' affective reactions to social discrimination has not yet addressed self- and other-directed anger at the same time. Four studies tested the hypothesis that the perceived cause of negative feedback moderates the impact of social identification on self-directed anger.
Kai Sassenberg, Nina Hansen
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Social Identification and a Solution to Social Dilemmas

Asian Journal of Social Psychology, 1999
The study explored whether cooperation could be promoted by identification with an in‐group. A game was used to create two groups independent of each other. Thirty‐six Japanese undergraduate students participated in the game, followed by a social dilemma game.
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