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1. • • A possession — identity is not something that someone owns. It is created in the interplay of people, and is therefore made and remade constantly.
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   Can identity be modified?

   • Though seemingly fixed, identity can be modified. Indeed, identity transformation is sometimes necessary, even therapeutic—e.g., to facilitate modifying unhealthy behaviors (overeating, excessive drinking, drug abuse), or to adapt to new circumstances (life after loss, diagnosis of a serious illness).

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   Does rejecting counter-normative identities motivate identity change?

   • Rejecting counter-normative identities. The least common theme concerned the view that the rejection of socially unexpected or undesired identities motivates identity change. This conclusion emerged from research on the rejection of “smoker” and “prostitute” identities.

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   Is identity a possession?

   • One’s identity can be one thing in the morning at breakfast, and another thing in the afternoon during class, yet both are still fully identities. A possession — identity is not something that someone owns. It is created in the interplay of people, and is therefore made and remade constantly.

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   What happens if identity change is unsuccessful?

   • When successful, identity change empowers one to overcome new problems and challenges. When unsuccessful, identity fragmentation or identity confusion may result. So, how do people change their identity? What are the mechanisms associated with identity change?

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   What is a single identity?

   • Singular — identity is not something of which a person has only one. There isn’t a “true” self that exists within a person, with everything else being layers of interpretation. One’s identity can be one thing in the morning at breakfast, and another thing in the afternoon during class, yet both are still fully identities.

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   What is the social identity model of identity change?

   • Many of the interventions reviewed in the paper were based on a theory of identity change called the Social Identity Model of Identity Change (SIMIC). SIMIC suggests that successful adaptation and adjustment to stressors often requires social identity change.

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3. www.psychologytoday.com › gb › blogIs Identity Born or Made?: Lessons From Lisa Marie Presley

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   2 days ago · Ultimately, identity is a blend of inheritance and personal creation; the path to fulfillment lies in embracing this duality. While we may not control the family or city we’re born into, or the ...

4. revisesociology.com › 2016/10/11 › goffman-judithErving Goffman and Judith Butler’s Perspectives on Identity

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   Oct 11, 2016 · The idea that there is no essential or foundational identity also characterises Judith Butler’s work. Butler focus on gender and wants to go beyond Goffman to explore why the social world creates gendered identities at all.

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6. www.psychologytoday.com › where-does-identity-comeWhere Does Identity Come From? - Psychology Today

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   Jul 23, 2022 · Identity. Where Does Identity Come From? Fifty years of psychology offers insights into our self-concepts. Posted July 23, 2022 | Reviewed by Vanessa Lancaster. Key points. Comparisons with...

7. writing.champlain.edu › 2020/08/17 › understandingUnderstanding the Concept of Identity - Writing Center

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   Aug 17, 2020 · One’s identity can be one thing in the morning at breakfast, and another thing in the afternoon during class, yet both are still fully identities. A possession — identity is not something that someone owns. It is created in the interplay of people, and is therefore made and remade constantly.

8. www.scientificamerican.com › article › where-doesWhere Does Identity Come From? - Scientific American

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   May 28, 2013 · Where Does Identity Come From? A fascinating new neuroscience experiment probes an ancient philosophical question—and hints that you might want to get out more. By Jason Castro. Imagine we...

9. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogHow Identity Change Happens - Psychology Today

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   Jul 4, 2021 · When successful, identity change empowers one to overcome new problems and challenges. When unsuccessful, identity fragmentation or identity confusion may result.

10. philosophynow.org › issues › 64Identity and Freedom in Being and Nothingness | Issue 64 ...

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    Identity and Freedom in Being and Nothingness. Stephen Wang continues our debate on these essential aspects of being human by considering what Jean-Paul Sartre had to say about them. Why does someone do one thing rather than another? What explains the action?