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The 61 pages that link to Social Identity, each with the reason it gives.

• BraceletRelated: A bracelet can display religious, cultural, political, or personal affiliation.

• Charles Horton CooleyRelated: Cooley’s view links personal identity to the groups and relationships through which people understand themselves.

• HairstyleRelated: A chosen hairstyle can express personal, social, or group identity.

• Minority groupRelated: Shared identities can mark a group as distinct and shape how others treat its members.

• Penelope EckertRelated: Eckert studies how linguistic choices help make identities recognizable and consequential.

• Ralph LintonRelated: Linton’s account of statuses clarifies how social positions contribute to identity.

• Diversity and inclusionNarrower topic: Identity categories inform how representation and unequal treatment are understood.

• KyriarchyRelated: Kyriarchal positions depend on how identities are socially classified and ranked.

• Life stanceRelated: A life stance can become part of how a person defines themself.

• Media psychologyRelated: Group identities influence media preferences and interpretations of representation.

• Personal lifeNarrower topic: Personal life helps shape identity beyond occupational and public labels.