Identity profiles and digital engagement among Finnish high school students by Rasmus Mannerström, Lauri Hietajärvi, Joona Muotka, Katariina Salmela-Aro

“… Developing a stable personal identity is considered a more precarious task in today’s society than hitherto. …”
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POLITICS THROUGH FASHION: JOKOWI, SEMIOTICS, AND THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA by Mawar Sharon Terang, I Ketut Putra Erawan, Anak Agung Sagung Mirah Mahaswari Jayant

“…Research shown that clothing wasn’t just an everyday business for Jokowi, but it is also tools that brands his personal identity. Public attention is often stolen when he incorporates local elements in his fashion style. …”
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Understanding how personality traits, experiences, and attitudes shape negative bias toward AI-generated artworks by Simone Grassini, Mika Koivisto

“…The findings of the study showed that some individual characteristics as creative personal identity and openness to experience personality influence how people perceive the presented artworks in function of their believed source. …”
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The traumatic narratives of sexuality in Taiwanese writer Shao-Lin Chu’s trilogy by Tsai Hsiu-Chih

“…The traumatic symptoms in the narratives are taken as Peircean signs for tracing the negative influences of traumatic experiences on the formation of personal identity and the associated depressive disorder. …”
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The Montessori method, Aboriginal students and Linnaean zoology taxonomy teaching: three-staged lesson by Joël Rioux, Bronwyn Ewing, Tom J. Cooper

“…Second, repetition, freedom and unhurried inclusion of foreign science knowledges strengthened students' Aboriginal personal identity as well as identities as science learners. …”
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Unlocking the Marvel Multiverse: The Cosmic Nexus of Science, Philosophy, and Fiction through the Infinity Stones by Petro Katerynych

“…Additionally, we explore profound philosophical implications stemming from the Stones’ existence, including moral dilemmas, questions of personal identity, and the nature of consciousness. This exploration challenges conventional thinking, prompting contemplation on the essence of life and the consequences of wielding immense power. …”
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Prospective Teachers’ Reasons: The Importance of Reading a Book by Birsen Doğan

“…Finally, the personal theme is divided into five sub-themes as developing personal identity, organizing one’s life, relaxation, experiencing enjoyment, happiness.…”
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Comparison Between Face and Gait Human Recognition Using Enhanced Convolutional Neural Network by Fatima Esmail Sadeq, Ziyad Tariq Mustafa Al-Ta'i

“…Biometrics is a better solution to overcome personal identity problems, and this applies to soft biometrics also. …”
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“Don't break those norms.” WhatsApp socio-technical practices in light of Contextual integrity and technology affordances by Pasquale Pellegrino

“…The technological normativity coupled with the syntactical structure of social media influence the way users share personal information in different contexts thus exerting a relevant role in both the management of human relationships and the construction of personal identity. This article analyzes the two sided-normativity that characterize a social media platform (WhatsApp) through the Nissenbaum’s [2004] framework of “Contextual Integrity”, which consider the integrity of information as strictly bound to context, wherein the flow of information is governed by two kinds of norms – norms of appropriateness and norms of distribution. …”
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Illusionism on Mind Problem by Siamak Abdollahi, Mansour Nasiri

“…In relation to the Mind Problem (MP), Illusionism of Soul (IS) considers soul and all of the unphysical-mental events (like immaterial personal identity, non-physical consciousness and freewill, non-metaphysical morality, etc.) as an illusion and believes that science will completely explain them in the future. …”
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The Ego in Crisis: Adolescent Pregnancy by Raquel J. Herrera, Elizabeth Blanda, Silvina García

“…The adolescent ego must face mourning experiences and the resolution of these will allow an autonomous and nature way out of this stage and, therefore, the achievement of a personal identity. Precocious motherhood may become a factor that rushes the taking on of adult roles, without having achieved an elaboration of these factors, so that it is possible to find flaws in the structuring and or working of the ego, since pregnancy also implies situations of loss in relation to the body, to external objects (family) and to internal objects (identifications). …”
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“Being an Instance of the Norm”: Women, Surveillance and Guilt in Richard Yates’s Revolutionary Road by Vavotici Francesca

“…This paper will analyze how space as both a physical environment and a social construct affects what Judith Butler calls ‘gender regulations’: how does the intersection of the private and the public influence the development of personal identity? How can these stereotypes be challenged within the confines of structured social and gendered hierarchies? …”
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La correlación originaria y el reconocimiento como asignación de valor: por una concepción del derecho como potencia social || Recognition As Assignment Of Value: For A Conception... by Pia Campeggiani

“…ABSTRACT: Axel Honneth re-reads Hegel’s theory of a “struggle for recognition” and adapts it to a post- metaphysical context; his general premise is that intersubjective recognition represents a necessary prerequisite for the practical constitution of personal identity. On the grounds of Honneth’s theory and through a dynamic interpretation of the stadial structure of intersubjective recognition, this essay aims to highlight the importance of an interpretation of law as social power.…”
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A Demographic Sampling Model and Database for Addressing Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Bias in Popular-music Empirical Research by Nicholas J. Shea

“…The model itself attempts to reconcile the intersectional boundaries of personal identity with the binarity required by statistical encoding and analysis. …”
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Consequences and Remedies of Indigenous Language Loss in Canada by Masud Khawaja

“…For Indigenous communities, language loss impaired intergenerational knowledge transfer and compromised their personal identity. Additionally, the cumulative effects of assimilation have contributed to poor mental and physical health outcomes amongst Indigenous people. …”
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Researching Chinese History and Culture through Poetry Writing in an EFL Composition Class by Rebecca Todd Garvin

“…I further argue that creative writing in L2 academic contexts equalizes linguistic inequities, establishes a unique space for personal identity negotiation, and promotes second language development.…”
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Activism as a Heroic Quest for Symbolic Immortality: An Existential Perspective on Collective Action by Julia Elad-Strenger

“…This study outlines an integrative model of collective action, combining insights from existential psychology with insights from the social identity perspective, to bridge together needs and concerns associated with both personal identity and group identity into a single model of collective action through the concept of death-anxiety buffering mechanisms. …”
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Improving the Memory through Singing Method of Children Ages 5 - 6 Years in Kindergarten Insan Pandhega by Meta Br Ginting

“…This study aims to develop children's memory of their important personal identity through singing methods. This type of research is classroom action research by model Kemmis and Mc. …”

Social campaigns in Italian culture of 1970–1980s: advertising and search for national identity by A. A. Ivanova

“…This makes it possible to assume that PSA, in addition to its main task - to regulate human behaviour model, is a kind of an expert system addressed by the individual in the search of his real self, which is the search of national and personal identity. The search for national identity for Italy is highly relevant both in the indicated period and today, due to a number of historical, ethnographic and cultural factors, as well as the linguistic picture of the country. …”
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1968 vs 2018. Fifty Years Later by Vadim А. Emelin

“…The main problem the world faces today is the crisis of personal identity. It began with the events of the year 1968 that is considered to be the starting point for the postmodernist worldview and resulted in significant social cultural consequences. …”
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