The phrase "feeling of identification" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe the emotional connection or recognition that someone has with another person, group, or idea. Example: The speaker's words resonated with the audience, creating a strong feeling of identification among them as they shared similar experiences.
His ostensibly objective style lightly veils feelings of identification with the overlooked, the passed-by and the outcast.
What held Amway together was its ability to foster strong feelings of identification, and to get its members to see the company as the embodiment of an idealized life.
Originally, Darwaza supported the Ottoman Empire based on his feelings of identification with Islam and of belonging to the larger Ottoman Muslim ummah ("nation").
According to the SDT, feelings of identification, belonging and connectedness satisfy the need for relatedness [ 21].
(manager, chairperson) Whereas cohesion is essentially a property of the group as a whole, commitment reflects an individual's feelings of identification with the group's goals and tasks [ 26].
Finally, there is the concept of empathy, an emotional sympathy and understanding heretofore considered ephemeral but now subject of study by neuroscientists that can locate and measure chemical reaction in the brain coincident with feelings of sympathetic identification with some one, some thing, or some idea expressed by both mental and physical response.
The central concept is national belonging, understood as the subjective feeling of attachment and identification with the nation.
First, psychological research conducted by Young et al. (1985) and Bruce and Young (1986), among others, provides evidence that a feeling of familiarity and identification are different processes.
Now that the President is facing a similar ordeal, Packwood is feeling a strong sense of identification.
This was achieved through feelings of self-identification with the ICBT programme and an experience of belonging and being valued by partners, friends and family and connectedness with the therapist.
