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Multicultural employees: A framework for understanding how they contribute to organizations
Author: Fitzsimmons, Stacey
Date created: 2011-05-24
Understanding individuals’ attachment to social networking sites: An empirical investigation of three theories
Author: Lim, Eric Tze Kuan
Date created: 2013-03-27
Access protocols and social identity in Kwakwaka'wakw clam management: from colonialism to cultural revitalization
Author: Heaslip, Robyn
Date created: 2008
The influence of ingroup identification and target prototypicality on facial recognition
Author: Climenhage, L. James
Date created: 2008
Coping Options: Missing links between minority group identification and psychological well-being
Author: Outten, Henry Robert
Date created: 2008
The “White-Eyed” Player Culture: Grief Play and Construction of Deviance in MMORPGs
Contact: Holin Lin, Department of Sociology at National Taiwan University, holin@ntu.edu.tw
Author: Sun, Chuen-Tsai, Author: Lin, Holin
Date created: 2005-05-31
Beyond Je m'appelle: Perceptions of competence and Francophone identity among French as a Second Language speakers
Author: Steinke, Jennifer Laury
Date created: 2017-04-13
Is Donald Trump a trendsetter for Canadians? The effect of Trump and national identity on support for immigration
Author: Nuss, Steven
Date created: 2020-08-18
Supplementary material for "Is Donald Trump a trendsetter for Canadians? The effect of Trump and national identity on support for immigration"
Data includes demographic variables, as well as an imbedded experiment to see whether Trump can influence Canadians’ support for immigrants and if priming Canadian national identity using normative associations about immigration and multiculturalism reinforces or weakens support for immigrants. Data also includes variables to see if Canadians view Trump as trendsetter, and their current attitudes on desired levels of immigration. Full codebook is located in the appendix of Nuss (2020) "Is Donald Trump a Trendsetter for Canadians? The Effect of Trump and National Identity on Support for Immigration." Source of data was Anglophone Canadians from market research panels and content type is survey data. Software used was STATA.
Author: Nuss, Steven, Author: Pickup, Mark
Date created: 2019-11-12