New directions in social comparison research

Keywords

Psychology, Social psychology, Social identity theory, Social identity approach, Social comparison theory

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• Exploring the implementation of a life skills training program for adolescents in the Texas foster care systemCourtney J. Lynch — 2007
• The experience of mild stroke among young adults and their spouses: an interpretative phenomenological analysis.James Hanney — 2012
• Social comparison and information seeking: College students' sexual health information management in the context of online support groupsJehoon Jeon — 2014
• Frequent social comparison and emotional maladjustment among studentsН Г Гаранян, Денис Андреевич Щукин — 2014
• How do public servants perceive the notion of civic virtueClare Butler — 2010
• A social comparison perspective of executive remunerations committees in Australian companiesS. Kovacevic — 2005
• An exploration of the relationship between personal ideal(s) of female beauty, self perception(s) of female beauty, and self esteem in womenM. Lynch — 2007
• The primiparious experience : an examination of body satisfaction and self-esteemKeri L. Godfrey — 2009
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• Actitud frente al riesgo y comparación social, un estudio experimentalAurora Garcı́a-Gallego, Nikolaos Georgantzı́s, Daniel Navarro Martínez — 2007
• Social comparison, situational variation and body image dissatisfactionSonia Sultan — 2010
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• Only another way station: status allocation in electronic networks of practiceSarah M. G. Otner — 2013
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