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26 de abr. de 2019 · This introductory article discusses the conceptualisation of multiple identification, the importance of group dynamics for the adoption of dual identities, as well as the implications of identification with multiple social groups for immigrants and their receiving societies.
1 de mar. de 2021 · Dual identity is conceptualized and examined in different ways. The understanding of what people mean when they say that they are both an ethnic minority member and a national is not easy or straightforward (see Verkuyten, 2018).
We predicted that the dual-identity condition, relative to the worldwide identity condition alone, would have a significant positive effect on attitudes toward foreigners, namely, less willingness to fight against them, more trust in them, and more perceived common identity with them.
28 de abr. de 2021 · The BII model argues that individuals can experience their multiple identities as harmonious versus conflictual (which depends on the degree of tension between identities) and as blended versus compartmentalized (which depends on the perceived distance between identities).
21 de ago. de 2021 · Is the challenge of maintaining dual identities predominantly detrimental or beneficial? What is gained or lost by being a person of two worlds?
1 de sept. de 2019 · The current study examines dual identification (i.e., identification with one’s ethnic and national cultures) and cultural identity styles (i.e., the ways in which one negotiates ethnic and national identities) as predictors of intergroup evaluations in a sample of 228 Chinese New Zealanders.
9 de may. de 2019 · Social identity and acculturation research mostly documents benefits of dual identity for immigrant minorities’ adaptation. Drawing on stereotype threat research, we argue that dual identity can be (1) beneficial in low-threat contexts and (2) costly in high-threat contexts.
