What does it mean to have a politicized identity?
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1 Date What does it mean to have a politicized identity? An investigation of politicization during the 2012 U.S. Presidential Elections Felicity Turner-Zwinkels, Martijn van Zomeren, Tom Postmes
2 Date Definition: Shared grievance Power struggle Societal support Simon & Klandermans (2001) Process: Qualitative Self understandings sharpened Reconstrue change in environment the self Simon & Klandermans (2001)
3 Date motivated fun reader Athletic Identification: strength of relation Identity content: Meaning
4 Date Outline: Study 1: What identity changes take place during politicization? Study 2: What type of content characterizes politicized identities?
5 Date Longitudinal Method Aug Oct Nov Dec Jan T1 T2 T3 Sample 762 participants Elections Date! female, 268 male, 32 unspecified - Age (M= 33.23, SD = 12.69) - 51% Democrat, 21% Republican 10% Libertarian, 7% other, 12% No preference)
6 Date Identity content measure Associative Recall Task (ART) 1. Personal identity 2. Party-activist identity
7 Date Study 1: What identity changes take place during politicization?
8 Date Study 1: Sub Sample Group 1: Unpoliticized 87 pps 115 Participants - 79 female, 36 male Aug - Age (M= 36.29, SD = 14.29) - 60% (65.2%) Democratic T % (21.7%) Republican T2-8.7% (5%) Libertarian - 7% (2.6%) Green NOT and 1.7% (0%) other. NOT Party activist Oct Nov Party activist Dec - All self-label as non politicized at T1 Jan T3 NOT Party activist Voted Group 2 Politicized 28 pps NOT Party activist Party activist Party activist Voted
9 11 Date Hypotheses skilled tough motivated motivated fun reader Athletic Integration hypothesis: More integration between content of activist & personal Identities in politicized individuals (v. non-politicized).
10 12 Date Hypotheses skilled tough motivated motivated fun reader Athletic Integration hypothesis: More integration between content of activist & personal Identities in politicized individuals (v. non-politicized). Integration-action hypothesis : Integration between content of activist & personal Identities predicts engagement in action.
11 Date Study 1: Results 1. Integration hypothesis 2. Integration-Action hypothesis
12 Date Study 1: Results 1. Integration hypothesis 2. Integration-Action hypothesis
13 Personal and activist identity overlap Date F(2,202) = 3.48, p <.05* Unpoliticized Politicized n = 87 n = Time-point Figure 1. Total personal and activist identity content overlap for politicized and nonpoliticized participants, over-time. Standard errors are 95% confidence intervals.
14 Date Predicting politicization (DV) Step 1 Identity content overlap T [X VALUE] Step 2 Identity content overlap at T [X VALUE] Identity content overlap at T [X VALUE] [X VALUE] Odd ratio Figure 2. Plot of exponents from logistic regression model predicting shift in selflabelled politicization from identity content overlap at T1 and T2
15 Date Study 1: Results 1. Integration hypothesis 2. Integration-Action hypothesis
16 Date Predicting party activism (DV) IV: Identity content overlap T1 Identity content overlap T2 Figure 3. Plot of coefficients from regression model predicting engagement in action promoting one s party at T2 (controlling for T1) from identity content overlap at T1 and T2
17 Date Study 1: Conclusion Politicized individuals have more integrated identities. Identity content can play a key role explaining change.
18 Date Study 2: What type of content characterizes politicized identities?
19 Date Study 2: What type of content characterizes politicized identities? Is an activist identity moral? Prior literature highlights Moral emotions; Moral mediators; Moral constraints Hercus, 1999; van Zomeren, Spears, Fischer, & Leach, 2004; Thomas & Mcgarty, 2009; Thomas, McGarty & Mavor, 2009; Drury & Reicher, 2005; Simon, & Ruhs, 2008; Simon & Grabow, 2010; Klandermans, Van der Toorn & Van Stekelenburg, 2008; Phalet, Baysu & Verkuyten, 2010; Simon & Stürmer, 2004 honest trustworthy sincere
20 Date Method 69 Democratic supporters: - 50 female, 19 male - Age (M= 36.36, SD = 14.46)
21 Date Method 69 Democratic supporters: Aug Oct Nov Dec Jan T1 T2 T3 Group 1: Non-activist 49 pps NOT Party activist NOT Party activist NOT Party Activist Voted Group 2 Activist 20 pps Party activist Party activist Party Activist Voted
22 24 Date Hypotheses honest skilled motivated Code: Morals Competence Warmth Moral-content hypothesis: Activists perceive more moral content in activist identities than non-activists.
23 25 Date Hypotheses Code: Morals honest skilled motivated motivated kind smart Competence Warmth warm Moral-bridges hypothesis: moral overlap between personal and activist identities will predict seeing the self as an activist Moral-action hypothesis: morals overlap between personal and activist identities will predict engagement in party action.
24 Date Study 2: Results 1. Moral Content hypothesis 2. Moral-bridges hypothesis 3. Moral-action hypothesis
25 Date Study 2: Results 1. Moral Content hypothesis 2. Moral-bridges hypothesis 3. Moral-action hypothesis
26 identity content count Moral Identity content count Date Moral Politicized Activist Unpoliticized Non-Activist Time-point Note. Non-activist n=49; Activist n=20, 95% CI around estimate Competence 1 2 3
27 Warmth Identity content count Moral Identity content count Date Moral Politicized Activist Unpoliticized Non-Activist Time-point Note. Non-activist n=49; Activist n=20, 95% CI around estimate Warmth Time-point
28 Date Study 2: Results 1. Moral Content hypothesis 2. Moral-bridges hypothesis 3. Moral-action hypothesis
29 Date Logistic Regression: Predicting Seeing the self as an activist (DV) Overlap Predicting Politicized (0/1) 31 T1: Step 1 Overlap: B = 0.36, SE = 0.17, W (1) =4.52*, Exp = 1.44 Step 2 Overlap: B = 0.33, SE = 0.20, W (1) =1.35, Exp = 1.09 Moral overlap: B = 2.02, SE = 0.97, W (1) =4.28*, Exp = 7.50
30 Date Logistic Regression: Predicting Seeing the self as an activist (DV) Overlap Predicting Politicized (0/1) 32 T2: Step 1 Overlap: B = 0.31, SE = 0.16, W (1) = 3.63^, Exp = 1.36 Step 2 Overlap: B = 0.12, SE = 0.22, W (1) = 0.30, Exp = 1.13 Moral overlap: B = 1.62, SE = 0.90, W (1) = 3.25^, Exp = 5.05
31 Date Study 2: Results 1. Moral Content hypothesis 2. Moral-bridges hypothesis 3. Moral-action hypothesis
32 Date Predicting party activism (DV) IV: Identity content overlap T1 Moral identity content overlap T1 Figure 4. Plot of coefficients from regression model predicting engagement in action promoting one s party at T2 (controlling for T1) from general and moral identity content overlap at T1
33 Date Generalizability: Republicans 69 Participants - 26 politicized, 43 unpoliticized at T2-47 female, 22 male - Age (M= 39.80, SD = 14.77) Moral content hypothesis: Replicates Moral bridges hypothesis: Some support Moral action hypothesis: Replicates
34 Date Study 2: Conclusion Moral overlap is important for how activists see the self But has weaker motivational power Strong evidence for morals in the activist identity.
35 Date Final Conclusion Politicization is a process of qualitative change Unconstrained content recall gives results!
36 Date Thank you for your attention! Questions?...
37 Date
38 moral competence warm trustworthy (16.2), (20.2), (21.1), (21.2), (22.i), (22.1), (22.2), (4.1), (8.1), (Felicity, paper 30), (F, 30), (6.1), (1.1), (5.1), (4.1 psyc), (5.2 1 psyc), (8) 1 sincere (16.2), (20.2), (21.1), (21.2), Coding (22.i) (22.1), (22.2),(23.1), (4.1), (8.1), 2 (F, 30), (1.1), (5.1), (6.1), 2 Intelligent (1) (15.1), (15.4), (16.2), (21.1), (21.3) (Felicity, paper 30), (21.2), (22.1) (22.3), (23.1), (4.1), (5.1), (6.1), (F,30, example), (2.6 psyc), (4.1 psyc) (3.i psyc info) 1 capable (1) (15.1), (21.2), (22.3), (8.1) (16) (22.1) 2 honest (16.2), (22.i), (22.1), (22.2), (23.1), (4.1), (8.1), (Felicity, paper 30), (F, 30), (6.1), (F, 31), (2.1, 2.3 psyc) 3 (13.3) (5) (6) (15) (21) 3 efficient (1) (15.1), (22.1) (22.3), (16) correct (1) (F, 30), (2.2 psyc) (16.1) (5) (22.i) 4 moral (13.3) (8r?) (15) (4.1 psyc info) 5 friendly (1) (21.2), (22.1), (23.1), (4.1), (30.i) (F, 30), (F, 30), (13.3) (5) (6) (8r?) (15) Date (16) (22.i) (3.i psyc info) kind (1) (21.2), (23.1), (F, 30), (5.3 psyc) (5) (6) (3.i psyc info) (5.1 psyc info) likeability (1) (20.2), (21.2), (23.1), (F, 30), (F, 30), (4.1 psyc) (5) (6) (15) (16) (21) (22.i) (22.1) (4.1 psyc info) skillfullness (16.2), (22.1) (22.3), (6.1), (Felicity, paper 30), (5) (8r?) (3.i psyc info) 4 caring (4.1), (8.1), (13.3) Competant (23.1) (5) (6) (8) (16) (21.3), (22.i) (22.1) (23.1) (4.1 psyc info) 5 ability/ able (1) (15) (21.1) (23.1) (3.i psyc info) 6 warm (4) (6) (8) (21.3) (22.1) (30.i) (4.1 psyc info) sociable, (4.1), (Felicity, 30) (16.1), (6) (22.i) 6 good (5.2 psyc) (F, 30) 6 dependable (15.4) (4.1 psyc 7 info) 7 achieve(ment) (F,30) (5.1 psyc info) 7 connectedness (5) (16) (22.i) 8 respectable (22.2) 8 motivated (4.1) (8r?) 8 cooperation (16) (22.i) 9 righteous (22.2) 9 organized (4.1), (8r?) 9 helpful (F, 30) (22.1) 10 ethical (4.1 psyc) 10 clever (13.3) 10 nice (15) 11 fair (5.2 psyc) 11 succesful (F, 30) 11 considerate (8.1) 12 principled (1) 12 bright (13.3) 12 generous (5.3 psyc) 13 honorable (15.4) 13 solve (problems) (5.1 psyc info) 14 accomplished (15.4) 41
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