Stability and Change in Self: A Structural Symbolic Interactionist Explanation
Social Psychology QuarterlyPublished 1 March 1987
Richard T. Serpe
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Abstract
Utilisant une perspective empruntee a la theorie des interactions symboliques, la question du changement et de la stabilite dans la structure du soi est examinee dans le cadre d'une theorie de l'identite. La relation entre l'engagement interactionnel, l'engagement effectif et le caractere tranche de l'identite, est etudie en utilisant cinq aspects de l'identite associes a la vie universitaire; identite etudiante, athletique/loisirs, extra-cursus, engagements et liaisons personnelles
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