Derek Edwards
Derek Edwards
I begin with the origins of Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group (DARG), and in particular discursive psychology (DP). Rather than attempting to summarize DP, versions of which are plentiful, the article attempts to clarif...
Claiming and displaying national identity: Irish travellers' and students' strategic use of 'banal' and 'hot' national identity in talk [0.03%]
宣称和展示民族认同：爱尔兰旅行者和学生在谈话中策略性地使用“平淡的”和“热门的”民族认同感
Carmel Joyce,Clifford Stevenson,Orla Muldoon
Carmel Joyce
Two complementary explanations have been offered by social psychologists to account for the universal hold of national identity, first that national identity is ideologically assumed, as it forms the 'banal' background of everyday life, and...
Cognitive load privileges memory-based over data-driven processing, not group-level over person-level processing [0.03%]
认知负荷有利于基于记忆的处理而非基于数据的处理，但并不利于群体层面的处理而非个体层面的处理
Daniel P Skorich,Kenneth I Mavor
Daniel P Skorich
In the current paper, we argue that categorization and individuation, as traditionally discussed and as experimentally operationalized, are defined in terms of two confounded underlying dimensions: a person/group dimension and a memory-base...
Withholding negative feedback: is it about protecting the self or protecting others? [0.03%]
抑制负面反馈：是为了保护自我还是保护他人？
Carla H Jeffries,Matthew J Hornsey
Carla H Jeffries
The reluctance to deliver negative feedback to someone's face is widely documented. This research disentangles the extent to which this reluctance is motivated by a desire to protect the self as opposed to others. Participants assessed an e...
You want to give a good impression? Be honest! Moral traits dominate group impression formation [0.03%]
你想留下好印象吗？请诚实点！道德品质在群体印象形成中占主导地位
Marco Brambilla,Simona Sacchi,Patrice Rusconi et al.
Marco Brambilla et al.
Research has shown that warmth and competence are core dimensions on which perceivers judge others and that warmth has a primary role at various phases of impression formation. Three studies explored whether the two components of warmth (i....
Mobilizing support for the extreme right: a discursive analysis of minority leadership [0.03%]
动员极右势力的支持：少数派领导权的论述分析
Ilse N Rooyackers,Maykel Verkuyten
Ilse N Rooyackers
This study uses a tripolar model of minority influence to investigate social category constructions of extreme right politicians. The analysis focuses on Geert Wilders, leader of the extreme right Party For Freedom (PVV) in the Netherlands....
On conviction's collective consequences: integrating moral conviction with the social identity model of collective action [0.03%]
论信念的集体后果：将道德信念与集体行动的社会认同模型相结合
Martijn van Zomeren,Tom Postmes,Russell Spears
Martijn van Zomeren
This article examines whether and how moral convictions predict collective action to achieve social change. Because moral convictions - defined as strong and absolute stances on moral issues - tolerate no exceptions, any violation motivates...
Cognitive self-affirmation inclination: an individual difference in dealing with self-threats [0.03%]
认知自我肯定倾向：应对自我威胁的个体差异
Suzanne Pietersma,Arie Dijkstra
Suzanne Pietersma
The current research shows that people differ in their inclination to use positive self-images when their self is threatened (i.e., cognitive self-affirmation inclination, CSAI). Just as self-affirmation manipulations do, the use of positiv...
Cognitive self-affirmation inclination: an individual difference in dealing with self-threats [0.03%]
认知自证倾向：应对自我威胁的个体差异
Suzanne Pietersma,Arie Dijkstra
Suzanne Pietersma
The current research shows that people differ in their inclination to use positive self-images when their self is threatened (i.e., cognitive self-affirmation inclination, CSAI). Just as self-affirmation manipulations do, the use of positiv...