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Tag: social psychology

Social Belonging – Beyond a simple emotion

June 26, 2020 Dr. Curtis Peterson

If we look at the majority of psychological research on social belonging we see that it often is reduced to a minor type of emotion

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How Social Identity Influences Social and Emotional Loneliness

October 16, 2018 Dr. Curtis Peterson

Dissertation Results on: “How Social Identity Influences Social and Emotional Loneliness”. In my research, I tested whether or not individuals will evaluate their level of

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America Needs A Superordinate Goal

December 1, 2016 Dr. Curtis Peterson

What does it mean to be an ‘American’ (aka United States Citizen)? I think everyone in the United States asks this question at least some time during their lifetime – I know I have.

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Responding to Criticism on my notion of loneliness

October 13, 2016 Dr. Curtis Peterson

By: Curtis Peterson © Recently I have been criticized for my views on loneliness, even though these views are deeply seated in current research on the

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