Sentence examples for salient identity from inspiring English sources

Because high novelty is a salient identity marker, authors' past recognition for highly novel work helps same authors' new highly novel work earn positive audience valuation.

"A lot of people don't get it and I don't expect them to," Elewa explained to Vogue Italia, "unless you are African and have lived life as an African or have operated with that salient identity, it's quite hard to fully understand or wrap your head around the psyche, or know how to fully present who we are as individuals to the world".

Political party affiliation is an important and salient identity for many individuals.

In identity communities, community members share salient identities.

Yet, no feasible treatment can take into account all of those identities and the many more socially salient identities that persons have in contemporary societies.

The idea highlights what is problematic about any account of discrimination that abstracts from how different salient identities converge to shape the experiences of persons.

People are motivated to act in accordance with these identities, and if triggered by the context, salient identities can evoke identity congruent cognitions and behaviour (Oyserman & Destin, 2010; Oyserman et al., 2007).

(Rooke et al., 2013, p. 113) The research found that multiple smoker identities appeared to coexist with one salient smoker identity at any given moment.

Women with negative expectations about their return to community, coupled with intense friendships in prison and contrasting feelings of solidary were found to have "a more salient criminal identity" (Larson and Nelson 1984 610).

In the disclosure process, perhaps the most salient social identity is "HIV-positive person".

Moreover, salient smoker identities triggered by particular contexts can evoke identity congruent cognitions and influence young adults' self-regulation, such that smoking could be acceptable if consuming alcohol or unacceptable if not deemed the kind of behavior practiced by other in-group members.