Tag: academic identity


Academic Disidentification: Protecting Your Self-Worth

Introduction and Definition of Academic Disidentification Academic disidentification is a complex psychological phenomenon defined as the process by which an individual separates their sense of self-worth and overall self-esteem from their performance and outcomes within the academic domain. This concept, primarily developed by social psychologist Claude Steele and his colleagues, posits that when individuals, particularly […]

Read More

Academic Identity: Shaping Your Intellectual Self

Defining Academic Identity Academic identity represents a complex, multifaceted self-concept related to one’s role, values, and competencies within the educational or scholarly domain. It is fundamentally an internalized scheme that dictates how an individual perceives themselves as a learner, a thinker, or a member of an intellectual community. This identity is not static but dynamically […]

Read More