"ego identity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's sense of self, or their individual identity within a group. For example, "John's ego identity was closely tied to his status within the football team."
He thinks reasonable people should see things his way in a reasonable amount of time, and gets impatient when ideology, ego, identity politics and pork-project whining hold up progress.
"It is hard to write about self-portraiture with its multiple concerns of ego, identity and representation without veering into the impenetrable abstract," wrote Serena Davies in the Daily Telegraph, reviewing A Face to the World.
The multigroup ethnic identity measure (MEIM) was used to assess ethnic identity and ego identity status was measured by the extended objective measure of ego identity status (EOMEIS).
Age and ethnic group were found to contribute differently to ethnic identity and ego identity status.
The relationship between ethnic identity and ego identity status was found to be pronounced among subjects of color but not as dramatic as hypothesized.
The present study was designed to examine construct validity of two identity status measures, the Ego Identity Process Questionnaire (EIPQ; J. Adolescence 18 (1995) 179) and the Extended Objective Measure of Ego Identity Status II (EOM-EIS-II; J. Adolescent Res. 1 (1986) 183).
Using a web-based survey design with a sample of 100 internationally adopted Asian adolescent and young adults, the present study examined the mediating role of multiple identities (i.e., ethnic, adoptive and interpersonal ego identities) in explaining the relationship between ethnic and racial socializations, ethnic neighborhood, and self-esteem.
Only once we recognize that we are not our ego identities - we are the shared consciousness beneath the surface of the ego - will Africa regain its rightful place as a continent of kings, the divine feminine will hold true, all love will be lawful and proud, and united we will stand.
Nonetheless, it is true there are more than a few of these freelancer sisters who hang on to the claim of being nuns for ego-identity.
When all the things that have fed your ego-identity are gone, what's left is the real you.
Any ego-identity in which we imagine ourselves the central figure is acceptable to our perverse consciousness.
