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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).
Regression analysis indicated that, relative to the worldwide identity condition, the dual-identity condition produced more positive attitudes toward foreigners: less willingness to fight, greater perceived common identity, and stronger trust. This last result was moderated by identity fusion with the country and all humanity.
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 sept. de 2019 · Introduction. A major challenge for immigrant receiving societies is to maximise the benefits and minimize the risks of increasing cultural diversity, both for individuals who are managing multiple cultural identities and for communities that are striving for positive intergroup relations.
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?
This article develops a methodological critique of a widespread measurement of national identity through surveys, the so-called “Linz-Moreno question” (LMQ) and of its epistemo-logical foundation, the theory of “dual identity”.
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).
