Identities in Action

An Overview of Identities in Action.- Ethnicity and Race.- Ethnic Identity Measurement and Verification.- Ethnic Identity Achievement, Identity Verification, and Self-Worth.- Racial Identity among Blacks and Whites in the U.S.- White Racial Identity and Reparations for Slavery.- Public Confederate Monuments and Racial Identity among White Americans.- Family, Religion, and Work.- The Mother Identity and Self-Esteem.- From Stoke to Swaddle: Surfer-Dads, Voluntary and Obligatory Identities, and Identity Change.- Religious Identity in a Proximate Social Structure: Mothers, Fathers, and the Religious Socialization of their Children.- Identity, Attribution, and Self-Esteem: When Employment Status Matters.- General and Specific Sources of Reflected Appraisals.- Part III: Networks, Homophily, and the Physical Environment.- Does the Self Reflect Society?: Examining the Relationship between Personal Network Assortativity and Role-Based Groups.- The Structure of Friendship: How Network Density Influences Identity Verification.- Using Identity Theory to Understand Homophily in Groups.- Relational Positioning as Intermediate Social Structure in Identity Theory.