Sentence examples for negative identity from inspiring English sources

Non-Americanness is not at all a negative identity.

Erikson encapsulated this dilemma in his notion of negative identity.

Nothing has been said so far, though, about branding but Monkey is hopeful the new negative identity will be reflected with the utmost clarity by renaming it Sky Dead, or possibly Sky Comatose.

Doubtless there are some people, like the new sponsors, who fear that this is a somewhat negative identity; and there are always people around to decry the "arbitrariness" of such borders and delimitations.

Despite the name change, like many hacks sent down to the coast to profile the city, Burchill chooses to borrow the traditional distinction between Brighton and Hove, suggesting that Hove glories "in a sort of negative identity vis-à-vis Brighton: Brighton young/Hove old, Brighton gay/Hove straight, Brighton hell-raising/Hove basket-hanging".

Affirmative and negative identity, when juxtaposed, suggest contradiction.

This focus on micro-politics, on scene citizenship, was central to hardcore, and to its double-negative identity.

In the olfactory system, mutations in rn are associated with a loss of ORN classes originating from rn -positive precursors and an expansion of some default rn-negative identities.

The RIPLS consists of 19 items and four subscales were identified by McFadyen (J Interprof Care 19 595 603, 2005): "teamwork and collaboration", "negative professional identity", "positive professional identity" and "roles and responsibilities".

Similarly, self-centered norms such as negative victim identity representations espoused in the following section embrace nationalism.

Individual and institutional discrimination have been found to be associated with social isolation, low self-esteem, negative sexual/gender identity, and depression, anxiety, and other mental disorders.