Although projecting one's own characteristics onto another person is pervasive,“counter-
projection,” or seeing the opposite of oneself in others is also sometimes found, with …

Political party gatekeepers of candidate lists fear that voters stereotype Muslim politicians as
homophobic. But do voters really do this? Building on the literatures on political psychology …

The global human society is confronted with many complicated and interwoven social and
psychological difficulties to manage human civilization successfully. Preemptive concepts …

Names: Black, Kate (Professor of business management), author.| Warhurst, Russell, editor.|
Corlett, Sandra, editor. Title: Identity as a foundation for human resource development/edited …

Social projection denotes the attribution of characteristics of the self to others and, therefore,
increases perceived self–other similarity. The present research tests the assumption that …

We use content analysis software to examine certain characteristics of communications
arising from European Council meetings. These characteristics appear to explain a large …

In political psychology, positive projection happens when we perceive the positions of liked
candidates as closer to our own positions while negative projection means we perceive the …

Past research suggested that assimilation (ie, the tendency to exaggerate the similarity
between one's ideological position and the position of a preferred political object) is stronger …

Анализируются представления российских и французских студентов о политических
лидерах–Д. Медведеве, В. Путине и Н. Саркози, полученные в результате 200 …

This chapter examines identity theorising as a foundation for HRD scholarship and practice.
While HRD remains ill-defined, the evolving meaning of HRD is explored and it is shown …