Ethnic identity and self-esteem: an exploratory longitudinal study

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An exploratory longitudinal study on self-esteem and ethnic identity is presented. Eighteen Asian American, Black and Hispanic youth aged 16 years were assessed and a follow-up study was done three years later. The small sample size supported the the hypothesis of change over time in ethnic identity and the sequential model of ethnic identity development was supported. However, limitations due to the small sample size were expressed.

Self-esteem, Self esteem, Ethnicity, Ethnopsychology, Cross-cultural psychology

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Global versus domain-specific statuses in identity research: A comparison of two self-report measures

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The author examines the bases on which self-image is based on ideology versus self-image based on specific aspects of one's life. Topics include influences of work and religion on image, gender differences, and identity content.

Belgium, Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, Surveys, College students, Sex differences, Identity, Ideology, Self realization, Comparison (Psychology), Self-actualization (Psychology), Introspection

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