1996
DOI: 10.1006/jado.1996.0039
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Identity as adaptation to social, cultural, and historical context

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“…Generally speaking, children brought up in the western family model receive a historically unique amount of love and attention, since the supplying of love, besides matrimonial intimacy, has come to be seen as 'the focal meaning and purpose of the family' (Baumeister & Muraven, 1996). The German sociologists Beck and BeckGernsheim reflect upon the fact that nativity may fall, but that children have never before been as important as now in our society:…”
Section: The Western Family and The Child As A Primary Love Objectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally speaking, children brought up in the western family model receive a historically unique amount of love and attention, since the supplying of love, besides matrimonial intimacy, has come to be seen as 'the focal meaning and purpose of the family' (Baumeister & Muraven, 1996). The German sociologists Beck and BeckGernsheim reflect upon the fact that nativity may fall, but that children have never before been as important as now in our society:…”
Section: The Western Family and The Child As A Primary Love Objectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As emphasized by Baumesister and Muraven (1996), social and cultural changes brought about by the development of society led to a significant increase in the hidden, implicit in the structure of personality. Adoption of the existence of a large and important internal "I" shaped the nature of modern identity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…W literaturze psychologicznej pojęcia Ja i tożsamości bywają stosowane zamiennie (Baumeister i Muraven, 1996;Swann i Bosson, 2010), choć obecne są uwagi o konieczności wyraźnego ich rozróżnienia (Berzonsky, 2005;Oleś, 2008;Pilarska, 2014). W warstwie treściowej "tożsamość stanowi ekstrakt z koncepcji siebie" (Oleś, 2008, s. 50), obejmując swym zakresem te z treści na własny temat, które osoba uznaje za szczególne ważne i których utrata wiązałaby się z poczuciem, że nie jest się już sobą (cechy centralne, relewantne, schematowe, dystynktywne).…”
Section: Poczucie Tożsamościunclassified