An increasingly influential perspective in the study of pride holds that there are two distinct facets characterized by distinct ways of appraising the causes of achievement. "Authentic Pride" has been characterized as attributing success to one's temporary effort, whereas "Hubristic Pride" purportedly attributes success to one's stable, innate ability. In four studies, we present evidence agai...

Abstract In this article, I explore the interplay of abjection, space and resistance at example a protest intervention that reclaims highly policed urban in city Leipzig (Saxony, Eastern Germany)—the Main Station. Methodologically, combine ethnographic material collected throughout process performative counter-action attempting to reclaim re-imagine Station as venue politicized with contextual ...

The concept of graduate employability has gained great prominence in international education. However, there still exists a gap sexual orientation discrimination among transgender and queer (TQ) students. In our qualitative study investigating students graduating from Australian Canadian institutions, we have interviewed 14 graduates with identity regarding their perceptions recruitment at the ...

Across six studies conducted in Mainland China and South Korea, the present research extended prior findings showing that pride is comprised of two distinct conceptual and experiential facets in the U.S.: a pro-social, achievement-oriented ‘‘authentic pride”, and an arrogant, self-aggrandizing ‘‘hubristic pride”. This same two-facet structure emerged in Chinese participants’ semantic conceptual...

Across six studies conducted in Mainland China and South Korea, the present research extended prior findings showing that pride is comprised of two distinct conceptual and experiential facets in the U.S.: a pro-social, achievement-oriented "authentic pride", and an arrogant, self-aggrandizing "hubristic pride". This same two-facet structure emerged in Chinese participants' semantic conceptualiz...