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Self & identity

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DID Ego identity Ethnic identity Gender identity Group identity GID Identity crisis Identity formation Professional identity Social identity

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Self examination (medical) Self help techniques Self image Self inflicted wounds Self management Self medication Self psychology Self referral Self reinforcement Self talk Social identity Social identity complexity Social Identity Theory This box: view • talk • edit

Group identity is an aspect of social identity and arises form internal processes of identification and the external group processes that lead to individuals strongly associating themselves with a group and its members,the group characteristics and practices etc. This identity may develop on the basis of shared beliefs, ethnity, language, values etc.

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• Collective identity
• Communities of practice
• Cultural identity
• Ethnic identity
• Group dynamics
• Ingroup outgroup
• Membership
• Reference groups
• Social identity theory