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1. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Sociology and psychology: What intersections? - Baptiste ...

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   May 2, 2019 · This article is the introduction to the special issue ‘Sociology and psychology: what intersections?’. In addition to presenting the articles included in this issue, the present text outlines the general stakes of interdisciplinarity between psychology and sociology.

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2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 332837575(PDF) Introduction to special issue, Sociology and psychology ...

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   May 2, 2019 · It argues that interdisciplinarity requires a specific conversion work between disciplines and that, in the particular case of sociology and psychology, importations and exportations of concepts...

3. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullA dynamic reframing of the social/personal identity dichotomy

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   Jun 25, 2021 · I begin by reviewing framings of the social/personal identity dichotomy in organizational psychology, and tracing its origins and evolution in social psychology. I then evaluate the strengths and limitations of this dichotomy as a tool for understanding identities.

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4. puresociology.com › sociology-and-psychologySociology and Psychology: Similarities and Differences

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   Table 1: Difference Between Sociology and Psychology. The main difference between these fields is that sociology studies how people function together in groups ...

5. academic.oup.com › sf › article-abstractSocial Psychology: The Interplay between Sociology and ...

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   Jun 1, 1995 · I illustrate these differences by discussing points of parallel theoretical development between the two disciplines, substantive divisions of labor, and selected topics of mutual inquiry.

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   • Author: Peggy A. Thoits

   • Publish Year: 1995

6. sociology.org › sociology-vs-psychologySociology vs. Psychology: Understanding Human Behavior and ...

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   Sep 23, 2024 · Explore the key differences and overlaps between sociology and psychology in this comparative analysis. Learn about their core theories, methodologies, and real-world applications in understanding human behavior.

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   What is the social/personal identity dichotomy in Organizational Psychology?

   • In organizational psychology, the social/personal identity dichotomy has influenced which identities have attracted research attention, the outcomes scholars have linked to such identities, and the approaches and methods used to study such links.

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   Is social identity a dichotomous variable?

   • This again departs from the framing of the SPID that predominates in organizational psychology, which treats social and personal identity (however conceived) as two levels of a dichotomous variable ( Abrams, 1999; Ashforth & Mael, 1989; Gordon, 1968; Turner, 1982 ).

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   Do social and personal identity exist in a dichotomous relationship?

   • Third, there appears to be significant equivocality in the self-categorization literature as to the precise nature of the relationship between social and personal identity, and in particular, as to whether they exist in dichotomous relationship with one another, or occupy opposing poles of a continuum.

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   What is social psychology vs sociology?

   • Social psychology vs sociology is an especially relevant intersection, as social psychology focuses on how societal norms, group dynamics, and relationships influence individual behaviors. This subfield integrates concepts from both disciplines to study phenomena such as conformity, aggression, and group decision-making.

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   Do sociological theories rely on psychological epistemology?

   • In other words, sociological theories often (and maybe necessarily) rely on postures regarding the self, the individual, the mind, or even the unconscious. Thus many commentators have noted that the most foundational approaches in sociology draw on – more or less explicit – psychological epistemologies.

   Sociology and psychology: What intersections? - Baptiste Brossard

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   Do sociologists draw more from psychologists than sociologists?

   • In the area of social psychology, sociologists have drawn more frequently from psychologists than the reverse. This is in part because sociologis

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8. www.apa.org › journals › featuresBeyond the ‘East–West’ Dichotomy: Global Variation in ...

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   Jun 30, 2016 · Study 2b established the utility of our new model for distin-guishing models of selfhood across world regions beyond the East-West dichotomy, and Study 2c showed that models of self-hood are not reducible to individualism and collectivism.