Identity Style and Well-Being: Does Commitment Matter?
Abstract
A case is made for the role that identity processing styles and identity commitment may play in personal well-being. I argue that research on identity commitment is of interest in its own right and it may also serve to clarify some of the relationships found between identity processing styles and outcome variables. Results from 2 studies are used to illustrate 3 ways in which commitment and processing styles may combine to influence outcome...
Paper Details
Title
Identity Style and Well-Being: Does Commitment Matter?
Published Date
Apr 1, 2003
Journal
Volume
3
Issue
2
Pages
131 - 142
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