Layers of identity: Multiple psychological senses of community within a community setting

By A. Brodsky, C. Marx. 2001

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Choosing to belong: The influence of choice on social identification and psychological sense of community (2007, background): “There is research in the community psychology arena which indicates that individuals can have a strong affiliation with various communities (Brodsky & Marx, 2001; Pretty, Andrewes, & Collett, 1994; Royal & Rossi, 1996).”
YOUTH SENSE OF COMMUNITY: VOICE AND POWER IN COMMUNITY CONTEXTS (2007, result): “Also, as was revealed by other studies, young people in this study experience SOC differently, depending on the context ~Brodsky & Marx, 2001; Pretty, Andrews & Collett, 1993!.”
Psychological Sense of Community (2014, background): “2 If organizations are in fact theoretically relevant community settings as has been suggested (Brodsky & Marx, 2001; Cantano, Pretty, Southwell, & Cole, 1993; Mahan, 2000; Pretty & McCarthy, 1991; Pretty, McCarthy, & Catano, 1992), it would follow that the experience of community within…”
CONFIRMATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS OF THE SENSE OF COMMUNITY INDEX AND DEVELOPMENT OF A BRIEF SCI (2003, unknown): “For example, the 12-item SCI, or adaptations of it, have been employed with adults in the workplace ~Brodsky & Marx, 2001; Catano, Pretty, Southwell, & Cole, 1993; Mahan, Garrard, Lewis, & Newbrough, 2002; Pretty & McCarthy, 1991; Pretty, McCarthy, & Catano, 1992!, religious communities ~Miers &…”