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experiences. These studies are the first to apply aspects of the SIMIC to the veterancy transition, and they show the applicability of SIMIC in this context. They also highlight the need for transition-related education that includes guidance on group joining and reconnecting.

psychological resources they provided (meaning, self-esteem, sense of personal control), and group gain was predicted by perceived military support during the transition. Study 2 (N = 14) extended these findings qualitatively through exploration of veterans' transition.

to the chronically salient, highly structured and largely unique nature of military life and identity). To remedy this, in Study 1 (N = 210), UK-based veterans completed an online survey. Consistent with SIMIC, social group maintenance and gain predicted mental health via the.

Change (SIMIC), which conceptualises life change as social identity change. SIMIC has been applied to numerous life transitions, but not to veterancy, although there is evidence that the social and psychological challenges of this transition may be especially profound (e.g., due.

The transition to veterancy can be psychologically challenging, and although the military provides support, the importance of social connectedness for well-being is largely unrecognised. The significance of this oversight is highlighted by the Social Identity Model of Identity.

New paper w/@MhairiBowe @Blerina_Kellezi @uqchasla @sarahvivbentley @milvetpsych "Brothers and sisters in arms: A mixed-methods investigation of the roles played by military support and social identity processes in the mental health of veterans during the transition to veterancy".

volunteering. Theoretical and practical implications are explored. #socialcure #volunteering #socialidentity #ResearchReimagined @PsychologyNTU @ntu_research @NTUSocSciences @NTUNews @TrentUni @TrussellTrust @gihntu.

insecurity. Theoretically guided reflexive thematic analysis developed four themes showing that volunteering can facilitate enactment of different identities (i.e., religious, volunteer and human), thus illustrating the nuanced and complex nature of identity enactment through.

identity enactment as a motive for volunteering remains unexamined. Addressing this, we conducted interviews with volunteers (N = 26) within English religiously motivated voluntary organisations that are responding to an important real-world issue: growing levels of food.

are consequential. Recent quantitative research within this tradition highlighted the potential importance of volunteering as a means of religious identity enactment, but no work has yet explored this idea qualitatively, which means that the richness and complexity of.

Volunteering can enhance both help-recipients’ and volunteers’ lives, so it is important to explore what motivates people to begin and continue volunteering. For instance, research underpinned by the social identity approach recognises that group-related processes.

New open access paper in EJSP w/@MhairiBowe @Blerina_Kellezi @LJHarkin Charles Baker @Prarsha "I knew I needed to live what I realised was faith in me”: Enacting and transcending religious identity through food aid volunteering

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even when accounting for wellbeing and loneliness at T1. We discuss the implications for enhancing group-based health interventions. @PsychologyNTU @TrentUni @NTUNews @ntu_research @ntu #ResearchReimagined #SocialCure #SocialIdentity #SocialPrescribing.