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ETHNOCENTRISM

ETHNOCENTRISM Introduction to Ethnocentrism Ethnocentrism represents a pervasive psychological and sociological phenomenon deeply embedded in human social interaction, serving as a critical lens through which individuals perceive, evaluate, and interpret the world around them. It is a multi-dimensional concept that has undergone extensive academic scrutiny within the social sciences, particularly in sociology, anthropology, and psychology, […]

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ETHNIC IDENTITY

Conceptualizing Ethnic Identity in Contemporary Psychology The study of ethnic identity represents a critical intersection between social psychology, sociology, and developmental science. At its core, ethnic identity is defined as a complex and multifaceted construct that encompasses an individual’s subjective sense of belonging to a specific ethnic group. According to the foundational work of Phinney […]

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