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Jewish identity and positive distinctiveness: an exploratory study of the subjective importance of being Jewish using Q methodology
By conceptualising Jews as an ethnic minority, this study attempts to assess the subjective importance of being Jewish for a sample of Jewish South Africans residing in Cape Town (n = 51 ). The psychological processes by means of which group identity may be understood are examined using Tajfel's Soc...
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Psychology
2024
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