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When One Door Closes, Another Opens: Compensating Across Dual Identity Goals
Event by: Ústav výskumu sociálnej komunikácie SAV, verejná výskumná inštitúcia
Location: Dúbravská cesta 9, Dúbravská cesta 9, Bratislava - Karlova Ves
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Dear colleagues and dear colleagues,
We cordially invite you to a constitutional seminar called "When One Door Closes, Another Opens: Compensating Across Across Dual Identity Goals to Mainting Our colleague Madia Zaman will talk about her research that focuses on how individuals are creatively pursuing alternative identity goals to maintain their own identity, when their primary identity ambitions become unreachable, emphasizing knowledge of the theory of symbolic self -improvement. The seminar will be in English.
Please mediate this information to your colleagues. The seminar will take place on March 3, 20124 at 14:00 in hybrid form (ÚVS + online). If you are interested in online participation, please fill in a simple form: https://forms.gle/vz8ziswPay16KB4G6
You will be sent to the online access data at the latest. The maximum number of participants outside the ÚVSK SAS is 50 people. Self-CompleleNESS ". OUR Colleague Sadia Zaman Will Discuss Her Research On Individuals Creativly Pursue Alternative Identity Goals to Maintain and Sense of Self When Primary Identity Aspirations Become UNATTAINABLE, Highlighting Insigns from Symbolic Self-Completion Theory. The seminar will be in in english. The seminar will take place on 3.3.2024 at 14:00 in and hybrid format (UVSK + online). IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ONLINE PARTICIPATION, PLEASE Fill in the Simple Form: https://forms.Gle/vzwPay16KB4G6
You will receiver of the seminar. The maximum Number of Participants Outside The Uvsk SAS IS 50 People.
Author BackgrOUND: Situated Zaman Recently Joined the Institute for Research in Social Communication v.v.i. Slovak Academy of Sciences As and Researcher. The Presented Work Builds on Research Conducted During Her Time As and Doctoral Scholar and Research Assistant at SWPS University in Poland. The Findings Are Part of A Broader Project on the Identity Goals Paradigm, Conducted in Collaboration With the NCN and DFG Under The Beethoven Project (2020–2024). Her Research Focuses on Identity Goal Conflicts and gender from and Motivation and Social Psychology Perspective, With Findings Contributing to Both Her Scholarly Publications and PhD Dissertation.
We cordially invite you to a constitutional seminar called "When One Door Closes, Another Opens: Compensating Across Across Dual Identity Goals to Mainting Our colleague Madia Zaman will talk about her research that focuses on how individuals are creatively pursuing alternative identity goals to maintain their own identity, when their primary identity ambitions become unreachable, emphasizing knowledge of the theory of symbolic self -improvement. The seminar will be in English.
Please mediate this information to your colleagues. The seminar will take place on March 3, 20124 at 14:00 in hybrid form (ÚVS + online). If you are interested in online participation, please fill in a simple form: https://forms.gle/vz8ziswPay16KB4G6
You will be sent to the online access data at the latest. The maximum number of participants outside the ÚVSK SAS is 50 people. Self-CompleleNESS ". OUR Colleague Sadia Zaman Will Discuss Her Research On Individuals Creativly Pursue Alternative Identity Goals to Maintain and Sense of Self When Primary Identity Aspirations Become UNATTAINABLE, Highlighting Insigns from Symbolic Self-Completion Theory. The seminar will be in in english. The seminar will take place on 3.3.2024 at 14:00 in and hybrid format (UVSK + online). IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ONLINE PARTICIPATION, PLEASE Fill in the Simple Form: https://forms.Gle/vzwPay16KB4G6
You will receiver of the seminar. The maximum Number of Participants Outside The Uvsk SAS IS 50 People.
Author BackgrOUND: Situated Zaman Recently Joined the Institute for Research in Social Communication v.v.i. Slovak Academy of Sciences As and Researcher. The Presented Work Builds on Research Conducted During Her Time As and Doctoral Scholar and Research Assistant at SWPS University in Poland. The Findings Are Part of A Broader Project on the Identity Goals Paradigm, Conducted in Collaboration With the NCN and DFG Under The Beethoven Project (2020–2024). Her Research Focuses on Identity Goal Conflicts and gender from and Motivation and Social Psychology Perspective, With Findings Contributing to Both Her Scholarly Publications and PhD Dissertation.