3. Self-Definition
Identifying with specific labels or roles helps individuals define themselves and establish a sense of stability and coherence in their identity.
These identities serve as a framework through which individuals perceive themselves and navigate the world, shaping their beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors.
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The psychology of identity attachment explores how people form strong emotional connections to specific aspects of their identity, such as labels, roles, or characteristics, and how these attachments influence their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
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2. Sense of Belonging
Identity attachment is often driven by the need to belong and feel accepted. People may associate with certain identities to feel connected to others who share similar traits or beliefs, creating a strong sense of community and validation.
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