Sentence examples for implicit identity from inspiring English sources

Age moderated explicit but not implicit identity: lower drinking identity appeared to be more protective for younger individuals.

Sex moderated implicit but not explicit identity: a weaker positive association with implicit identity and AUDIT scores was observed among men, potentially reflecting stigma against women's drinking.

For participants low in DRSE: 1) high implicit drinking identity was associated with greater drinking frequency when private self-consciousness was low; and 2) high implicit drinking identity was associated with greater drinks per week and peak drinks when public self-consciousness was low.

This study evaluated the roles of drink refusal self-efficacy (DRSE), implicit drinking identity, and self-awareness in drinking.

Results revealed that drinking behavior was not associated with self-awareness but was positively associated with implicit drinking identity.

Consistent with expectations, three-way interactions emerged between self-awareness, implicit drinking identity, and DRSE in predicting drinking.

Self-awareness (assessed by public and private self-consciousness), DRSE, and implicit drinking identity (measured via an implicit association test; IAT) were expected to interact in predicting self-reported drinking.

Hypotheses were: 1) alcohol-related outcomes would be negatively associated with self-awareness; 2) implicit drinking identity would moderate the association between self-awareness and alcohol consumption; and 3) this association would depend on whether participants were higher or lower in drink refusal self-efficacy.

There was an implicit by explicit identity interaction consistent with a synergistic effect: lower implicit and explicit identity was linked to a greater probability of being a non-drinker.

Again, Mr. Fischer has built his stage conception around a sole element: apparel, along with its implicit ties to identity and social status.

And all of Ms. Potter's subjects are women who have taken their husband's surname at marriage, the artist asking us to consider the symbolic erasure of the woman's identity implicit in this action.