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age-based identity
a communal identity related to one's age
ascribed identity
The identity which others attribute to a person
avowed identity
The identity which one attributes to oneself
cisgender
having a gender identity based on one's economic position in society
class identity
a communal identity based on one's economic position in society
communal identities
identity associated with large-scale communities that makes itself visible during interaction with others
cultural identity
One's sense of belonging to a group or culture
culture shock
Feelings of anxiety and disorientation, such as depression, anxiety, irritability, and withdrawal, that are directly connected to the difficulties individuals experience when adjusting to another culture
demographically heterogeneous
a measure of population statistics
disability
Physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more life activities
ethnic identity
A communal identity derived from ethnic group membership
face
Metaphor used to represent the self-image we project to others
facework
The strategies we use to establish, sustain, or restore a preferred social identity when communicating with others
familial identity
identity that is interdependent and emotionally connects one to others
gender role identity
Socially derived and based on how a specific culture distinguishes between masculine and feminine behaviors and social roles; the individual perception and subjective experience of gender
genderqueer
Individuals who do not identify as either male or female
global capitalism
Capitalism that transcends national borders
globalization
The creation of world markets
glocal
Characterized by both global and local considerations
identity
One's view of oneself; how one sees, conceives of, and defines the self
identity negotiation theory
The idea that individuals do not merely define themselves self-reflexively or relationally, but are a composite of multifaceted identities, with groups and cultural variability also affecting their self-perceptions
individualized identity
Identity that is independent and distinguishes one from others
integrated identity
An amalgam of personal, relational, and social/communal identities
intersectionality
An approach describing how an array of power structures merge and intersect in the lives of groups on the margins
moral foundational theory
The theory that one's orientation toward politics is driven by personal moral values
multicultural identity
Identifying as more than one culture
national identity
Identity based on the country where one was born or the one acquired through immigration or naturalization
neurological or mental ability-based identity
Identity related to physical ability identity, based on neurodiversity
paradigm
A model or gateway to understanding
paradox
A concept containing contradictory features or qualities
physical ability-based identity
Identity based on a person's view of their own physical ability and that of others
political identity
Identity based on one's beliefs and attitudes toward particular political and economic structures in maintaining social order
psychographically heterogeneous
A measure of population attitudes and aspirations
racial identity
How one thinks about themselves and others based on visible physical characteristics such as skin color, hair texture, and facial and other bodily characteristics that make up the social construct of 'race'
regional identity
Identity connected to national identity that is specific to a geographic region
religious identity
Identity establishing an individual as either a member or nonmember of a specific religion that serves as a defining factor in shaping in- and out-groups
sexual orientation identity
Identity referring to the gender of the person to whom an individual is sexually attracted, ranging from their being attracted to the same or another gender
social identity
An identity derived from the groups one identifies with
standpoint theory
A person's standpoint determines what they see and how they perceive and make sense of the world
transgender
Having a gender identity that differs from one's biological sex or the sex assigned at birth
U-curve model
A model dividing culture shock into three phases
underrepresented identity
A micro-identity not part of the dominant or macro-culture
