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Schultze and Badzinski defined self-identity as the way we perceive ourselves and social identity as how others view us. Identity encompasses different roles and expectations regarding how to act in different social contexts. Discuss the concept of identity, drawing on the course literature. Analyze also the identity communication illustrated in each of the three video presentations in this module.
Communication Scenario I - What Is Identity of Self?
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Communication Scenario II - Misunderstood
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Communication Scenario III - False Pretenses
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Running head: IDENTITY COMMUNICATION
Identity Communication
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IDENTITY COMMUNICATION
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Identity Communication
According to Schultze and Badzinski (2015), self-identity refers to how we perceive
ourselves, while social identity refers to how others view us. In most cases, self-identity and
social identity conflict because we tend to focus on ourselves. However, an identity is formed by
applying the concept of cocooning (Schultze & Badzinski, 2015). Cocooning involves avoiding
others to communicate something. It can also involve silence to communicate displeasure with
another person. Additionally, it is possible to use silence as a medium of recognition, superiority,
or a sign of power. In all these situations, an individual is seeking an identity through
communication. Besides, identity can also...
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