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social image

social image Social image is how a person or group is believed to be seen by others in society, such as through traits or stereotypes like being viewed as frightening, oppressed, honorable, or powerful.

Social image is how a person or group is believed to be seen by others in society, such as through traits or stereotypes like being viewed as frightening, oppressed, honorable, or powerful. In this context, it refers to people’s perceptions of society’s view of their own group and the emotions that can follow from that perception.

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Drafting source: Rodriguez Mosquera Patricia M.; Khan Tasmiha; Selya Arielle. American Muslims’ Anger and Sadness about In-group Social Image. 2017; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.02042; article XML SHA-256 be4d8c9dac35ee2b1dbc63f350a743c7bbbdb2e46cc4fcacf3162d3a0b0eb1f1. “American Muslims’ Anger and Sadness about In-group Social Image” (10.3389/fpsyg.2016.02042).
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