New Directions in Identity Theory and Research
Herausgeber: Stets, Jan E; Serpe, Richard T
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New Directions in Identity Theory and Research is a collection of twenty three chapters showcasing new and original scholarship on current theoretical, methodological, and substantive developments in identity theory.
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New Directions in Identity Theory and Research is a collection of twenty three chapters showcasing new and original scholarship on current theoretical, methodological, and substantive developments in identity theory.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 710
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 137mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780190457532
- ISBN-10: 0190457538
- Artikelnr.: 47865383
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 710
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 137mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780190457532
- ISBN-10: 0190457538
- Artikelnr.: 47865383
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Jan E. Stets is Professor of Sociology and Co-director of the Sociology Psychology Research Laboratory at the University of California, Riverside. She is a micro-theorist with expertise in identity theory. Her research is in the areas of self, identity, emotions, and morality. She is the author or editor of six books and over 70 articles and book chapters. She is the recipient of several National Science Foundation grants and has served as a program officer at the Foundation. Dr. Stets is also a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and has chaired the American Sociological Association (ASA) Section on Emotions, the ASA Section on Social Psychology, and the ASA Section on Altruism, Morality, and Social Solidarity. She has co-edited Social Psychology Quarterly. Richard T. Serpe is Professor and Chair of the Department of Sociology at Kent State University. He is a sociological social psychologist who has been working in the area of identity theory for the past thirty years. His research contextualizes identity processes in terms of differential placement within the social structure. In addition to New Directions in Identity Theory and Research, he is the editor of one other book and the author of over 25 articles and book chapters. Dr. Serpe is the recipient of over twenty funded grants. He has served as vice president of the Pacific Sociological Association and has chaired the sociology department at California State University, San Marcos. He has co-edited both Sociological Perspectives and Social Psychology Quarterly.
* PART I: INTRODUCTION
* Chapter 1: New Directions in Identity Theory and Research: Looking
Back and Moving Forward
* Jan E. Stets and Richard T. Serpe
* PART II: THEORY
* Chapter 2: Does Mead's Framework Remain Sound?
* Robin Stryker and Sheldon Stryker
* Chapter 3: Some Effects of a Stroke on Identity Change: An
Autobiographical Account
* George J. McCall
* Chapter 4: Identity and Social Capital: How to Advance Democracy at
the Level of Interaction
* Peter L. Callero
* Chapter 5: Identity and Exchange: Person Identities and Power Use
* Scott V. Savage and Jan E. Stets
* Chapter 6: Identity Theory in a Digital Age
* Jenny L. Davis
* PART III: METHOD AND MEASUREMENT
* Chapter 7: The Emergence of Status Structures
* Peter J. Burke
* Chapter 8: Neural Processing of Identity-Relevant Feedback: An
Electroencephalographic Study
* Will Kalkhoff, Richard T. Serpe, Joshua Pollock, Brennan Miller, and
Matt Pfeiffer
* Chapter 9: The Role of Identity Commitment and Selective Interaction
Strategies on the Drinking Behavior of Simulated Agent Interactions
* Jason Martinez and Ben G. Fitzpatrick
* Chapter 10: Time as a Situational Constraint to Role-Identity
Performance
* Philip S. Brenner
* Chapter 11: Distinguishing Obligatory and Voluntary Identities
* Mary Gallagher
* Chapter 12: Contextualizing Proximate Social Structure in Identity
Theory
* Fritz W. Yarrison
* PART IV: SOCIAL AND GROUP IDENTITIES
* Chapter 13: Racial Identity, Racial Discrimination, and Depressive
Symptoms among African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans
* K. Jill Kiecolt, Hans Momplaisir and Michael Hughes
* Chapter 14: The Dynamics of Ethnic Identity and Personal Well-Being:
A Multi-Group Comparison
* Yasmiyn Irizarry and Matthew O. Hunt
* Chapter 15: Reflected Appraisals and Stereotype Threat: Investigating
the Relationship between Role and Social Identity Feedback
* David M. Merolla
* Chapter 16: Social Movements and the Construction of Queer Identity
* Shaeleya D. Miller and Verta Taylor and Leila J. Rupp
* PART V: STIGMATIZED IDENTITIES
* Chapter 17: Stigma Resistance and the Mental Illness Self-View
* Kristen Marcussen and Emily K. Asencio
* Chapter 18: Deaf Identity and Depression
* Michael J. Carter and Danielle C. Mireles
* Chapter 19: Stigmatized Identities: Choice, Accessibility, and
Authenticity
* Brooke L. Long
* PART VI: EMOTIONS
* Chapter 20: Dispersion of Identity Meanings, Negative Emotion, and
Identity Discrepancy
* Allison Cantwell
* Chapter 21: The Influence of the Ideal and Ought Self Guides on the
Affective Consequences of Identity Verification
* Ryan Trettevik and Matthew Grindal
* Chapter 22: Happiness and Identity Theory
* Jessica A. Leveto
* PART VII: CONCLUSION
* Chapter 23: The Future of Identity Theory and Research
* Peter J. Burke and Sheldon Stryker
* Chapter 1: New Directions in Identity Theory and Research: Looking
Back and Moving Forward
* Jan E. Stets and Richard T. Serpe
* PART II: THEORY
* Chapter 2: Does Mead's Framework Remain Sound?
* Robin Stryker and Sheldon Stryker
* Chapter 3: Some Effects of a Stroke on Identity Change: An
Autobiographical Account
* George J. McCall
* Chapter 4: Identity and Social Capital: How to Advance Democracy at
the Level of Interaction
* Peter L. Callero
* Chapter 5: Identity and Exchange: Person Identities and Power Use
* Scott V. Savage and Jan E. Stets
* Chapter 6: Identity Theory in a Digital Age
* Jenny L. Davis
* PART III: METHOD AND MEASUREMENT
* Chapter 7: The Emergence of Status Structures
* Peter J. Burke
* Chapter 8: Neural Processing of Identity-Relevant Feedback: An
Electroencephalographic Study
* Will Kalkhoff, Richard T. Serpe, Joshua Pollock, Brennan Miller, and
Matt Pfeiffer
* Chapter 9: The Role of Identity Commitment and Selective Interaction
Strategies on the Drinking Behavior of Simulated Agent Interactions
* Jason Martinez and Ben G. Fitzpatrick
* Chapter 10: Time as a Situational Constraint to Role-Identity
Performance
* Philip S. Brenner
* Chapter 11: Distinguishing Obligatory and Voluntary Identities
* Mary Gallagher
* Chapter 12: Contextualizing Proximate Social Structure in Identity
Theory
* Fritz W. Yarrison
* PART IV: SOCIAL AND GROUP IDENTITIES
* Chapter 13: Racial Identity, Racial Discrimination, and Depressive
Symptoms among African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans
* K. Jill Kiecolt, Hans Momplaisir and Michael Hughes
* Chapter 14: The Dynamics of Ethnic Identity and Personal Well-Being:
A Multi-Group Comparison
* Yasmiyn Irizarry and Matthew O. Hunt
* Chapter 15: Reflected Appraisals and Stereotype Threat: Investigating
the Relationship between Role and Social Identity Feedback
* David M. Merolla
* Chapter 16: Social Movements and the Construction of Queer Identity
* Shaeleya D. Miller and Verta Taylor and Leila J. Rupp
* PART V: STIGMATIZED IDENTITIES
* Chapter 17: Stigma Resistance and the Mental Illness Self-View
* Kristen Marcussen and Emily K. Asencio
* Chapter 18: Deaf Identity and Depression
* Michael J. Carter and Danielle C. Mireles
* Chapter 19: Stigmatized Identities: Choice, Accessibility, and
Authenticity
* Brooke L. Long
* PART VI: EMOTIONS
* Chapter 20: Dispersion of Identity Meanings, Negative Emotion, and
Identity Discrepancy
* Allison Cantwell
* Chapter 21: The Influence of the Ideal and Ought Self Guides on the
Affective Consequences of Identity Verification
* Ryan Trettevik and Matthew Grindal
* Chapter 22: Happiness and Identity Theory
* Jessica A. Leveto
* PART VII: CONCLUSION
* Chapter 23: The Future of Identity Theory and Research
* Peter J. Burke and Sheldon Stryker
* PART I: INTRODUCTION
* Chapter 1: New Directions in Identity Theory and Research: Looking
Back and Moving Forward
* Jan E. Stets and Richard T. Serpe
* PART II: THEORY
* Chapter 2: Does Mead's Framework Remain Sound?
* Robin Stryker and Sheldon Stryker
* Chapter 3: Some Effects of a Stroke on Identity Change: An
Autobiographical Account
* George J. McCall
* Chapter 4: Identity and Social Capital: How to Advance Democracy at
the Level of Interaction
* Peter L. Callero
* Chapter 5: Identity and Exchange: Person Identities and Power Use
* Scott V. Savage and Jan E. Stets
* Chapter 6: Identity Theory in a Digital Age
* Jenny L. Davis
* PART III: METHOD AND MEASUREMENT
* Chapter 7: The Emergence of Status Structures
* Peter J. Burke
* Chapter 8: Neural Processing of Identity-Relevant Feedback: An
Electroencephalographic Study
* Will Kalkhoff, Richard T. Serpe, Joshua Pollock, Brennan Miller, and
Matt Pfeiffer
* Chapter 9: The Role of Identity Commitment and Selective Interaction
Strategies on the Drinking Behavior of Simulated Agent Interactions
* Jason Martinez and Ben G. Fitzpatrick
* Chapter 10: Time as a Situational Constraint to Role-Identity
Performance
* Philip S. Brenner
* Chapter 11: Distinguishing Obligatory and Voluntary Identities
* Mary Gallagher
* Chapter 12: Contextualizing Proximate Social Structure in Identity
Theory
* Fritz W. Yarrison
* PART IV: SOCIAL AND GROUP IDENTITIES
* Chapter 13: Racial Identity, Racial Discrimination, and Depressive
Symptoms among African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans
* K. Jill Kiecolt, Hans Momplaisir and Michael Hughes
* Chapter 14: The Dynamics of Ethnic Identity and Personal Well-Being:
A Multi-Group Comparison
* Yasmiyn Irizarry and Matthew O. Hunt
* Chapter 15: Reflected Appraisals and Stereotype Threat: Investigating
the Relationship between Role and Social Identity Feedback
* David M. Merolla
* Chapter 16: Social Movements and the Construction of Queer Identity
* Shaeleya D. Miller and Verta Taylor and Leila J. Rupp
* PART V: STIGMATIZED IDENTITIES
* Chapter 17: Stigma Resistance and the Mental Illness Self-View
* Kristen Marcussen and Emily K. Asencio
* Chapter 18: Deaf Identity and Depression
* Michael J. Carter and Danielle C. Mireles
* Chapter 19: Stigmatized Identities: Choice, Accessibility, and
Authenticity
* Brooke L. Long
* PART VI: EMOTIONS
* Chapter 20: Dispersion of Identity Meanings, Negative Emotion, and
Identity Discrepancy
* Allison Cantwell
* Chapter 21: The Influence of the Ideal and Ought Self Guides on the
Affective Consequences of Identity Verification
* Ryan Trettevik and Matthew Grindal
* Chapter 22: Happiness and Identity Theory
* Jessica A. Leveto
* PART VII: CONCLUSION
* Chapter 23: The Future of Identity Theory and Research
* Peter J. Burke and Sheldon Stryker
* Chapter 1: New Directions in Identity Theory and Research: Looking
Back and Moving Forward
* Jan E. Stets and Richard T. Serpe
* PART II: THEORY
* Chapter 2: Does Mead's Framework Remain Sound?
* Robin Stryker and Sheldon Stryker
* Chapter 3: Some Effects of a Stroke on Identity Change: An
Autobiographical Account
* George J. McCall
* Chapter 4: Identity and Social Capital: How to Advance Democracy at
the Level of Interaction
* Peter L. Callero
* Chapter 5: Identity and Exchange: Person Identities and Power Use
* Scott V. Savage and Jan E. Stets
* Chapter 6: Identity Theory in a Digital Age
* Jenny L. Davis
* PART III: METHOD AND MEASUREMENT
* Chapter 7: The Emergence of Status Structures
* Peter J. Burke
* Chapter 8: Neural Processing of Identity-Relevant Feedback: An
Electroencephalographic Study
* Will Kalkhoff, Richard T. Serpe, Joshua Pollock, Brennan Miller, and
Matt Pfeiffer
* Chapter 9: The Role of Identity Commitment and Selective Interaction
Strategies on the Drinking Behavior of Simulated Agent Interactions
* Jason Martinez and Ben G. Fitzpatrick
* Chapter 10: Time as a Situational Constraint to Role-Identity
Performance
* Philip S. Brenner
* Chapter 11: Distinguishing Obligatory and Voluntary Identities
* Mary Gallagher
* Chapter 12: Contextualizing Proximate Social Structure in Identity
Theory
* Fritz W. Yarrison
* PART IV: SOCIAL AND GROUP IDENTITIES
* Chapter 13: Racial Identity, Racial Discrimination, and Depressive
Symptoms among African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans
* K. Jill Kiecolt, Hans Momplaisir and Michael Hughes
* Chapter 14: The Dynamics of Ethnic Identity and Personal Well-Being:
A Multi-Group Comparison
* Yasmiyn Irizarry and Matthew O. Hunt
* Chapter 15: Reflected Appraisals and Stereotype Threat: Investigating
the Relationship between Role and Social Identity Feedback
* David M. Merolla
* Chapter 16: Social Movements and the Construction of Queer Identity
* Shaeleya D. Miller and Verta Taylor and Leila J. Rupp
* PART V: STIGMATIZED IDENTITIES
* Chapter 17: Stigma Resistance and the Mental Illness Self-View
* Kristen Marcussen and Emily K. Asencio
* Chapter 18: Deaf Identity and Depression
* Michael J. Carter and Danielle C. Mireles
* Chapter 19: Stigmatized Identities: Choice, Accessibility, and
Authenticity
* Brooke L. Long
* PART VI: EMOTIONS
* Chapter 20: Dispersion of Identity Meanings, Negative Emotion, and
Identity Discrepancy
* Allison Cantwell
* Chapter 21: The Influence of the Ideal and Ought Self Guides on the
Affective Consequences of Identity Verification
* Ryan Trettevik and Matthew Grindal
* Chapter 22: Happiness and Identity Theory
* Jessica A. Leveto
* PART VII: CONCLUSION
* Chapter 23: The Future of Identity Theory and Research
* Peter J. Burke and Sheldon Stryker