This rhetorical analysis uses close textual methodology to analyze a speech, court case, and play that each construct transgender identity through language. The close textual analysis reveals that gender is constructed ...

Humans have an innate need to belong and be a part of social groups (Baumeister & Leary, 1995). However, individuals are frequently faced with experiences of social exclusion in everyday life (Wesselmann et al., 2016), ...

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This study examines how Muslims in a generally oppositional setting generate identities as Muslim Americans while simultaneously integrating into American society and managing the stigma of being seen as a culturally ...

Examination of the development and manifestation of persuasion knowledge in children over the last three decades has clearly identified that children gradually gain a more sophisticated ability to recognize the persuasive ...

Scholars and public opinion alike often claim that support for abstinence only sex education is found primarily in the “religious right.” Previous research has found that religion has the power to uniquely affect the views ...

This study was a first of its kind attempt to study both parent and teacher reports of relational aggression for preschool aged children. Prior to this study only teacher reports and observational studies had been conducted ...

"I'm Not Gonna Die in this Damn Place": Manliness, Identity, and Survival of the Mexican American Vietnam Prisoners of War focuses on the experiences of Mexican American prisoners of war from the Vietnam War. Ten individuals ...

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