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Hi Janna
Thanks for CC’ing me in to this message. I am not sure of the background and context apart from scrolling through the message thread, but I am happy to help and join a discussion anytime.
I had not seen the prototype theory database – this will be a fantastically useful resource. And being able to map studies that use different theoretical positions according to the database will be extremely insightful.
SIT – it is an influential theory in social psychology but also well critiqued, mainly from a more sociological perspective as overly focusing on the individual as relatively decontextualised albeit influenced by a narrow range of social influence (primarily at the meso, or small group, level). The approach largely ignore macro social influence on identity, class, culture, social structure etc. As Janna says, I would caution against a focus on SIT in isolation and would advocate for a diverse theoretical approach. Our ontological definition of identity strives to be atheoretical , but can be operationalised within different theoretical approaches, each of which may cast a slightly different lens on the definition.
Really more than happy to discuss identity and related theory anytime!
Caitlin
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