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Richard Serpe

Emeritus Professor of Sociology

Kent State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Sociology and Criminology

Richard Serpe is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor of Sociology at Kent State University.

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Kent State University

Emeritus Professor of Sociology

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social sciences social psychology psychology sociology behavioral sciences identity theory social science research philosophy of social science sociological research social identity theory identity salience mental health social cognition group process personality psychology social theory educational research human behavior small group research action (philosophy) applied sociology united states structural symbolic interaction psychological distress multiple identities demography personality educational strategies educational assessment higher education educational psychology psychological assessment social identity self-stabilization symbolic interaction cyberpsychology educational evaluation policy evaluation continual improvement process educational policy work adjustment classical sociology social integration life satisfaction prevalence human pathology commitment model organizational commitment human sexuality group communication conformity neural science action pattern attribution theory human identification multidimensional analysis personal identity psychological centrality complementary concepts research example role behavior compulsive buying behavior body dysmorphic disorder potential markers problematic internet use science identity science occupation collective self applied social psychology identity (social science)

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Continued Refinements of Identity Salience: A Multidimensional Specification. Social Psychology Quarterly (2025)

Kelly L. MarkowskiRichard T. Serpe

identity (social science)social psychologyidentity saliencepersonal identitypsychologymultidimensional specificationmultidimensional analysissocial identity

Assessing and Improving Measures of Identity Salience. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2023)

Philip S. BrennerRichard T. SerpeTracy L. Reed

social science researchpsychological assessmentsocial psychologysocial sciencesidentity saliencesociological researchsociologypsychology

Normative, Counter-Normative, and Temporary Identities, Proximal Social Structure, Identity Prominence, and Self-Esteem. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2023)

Michael M. HarrodRichard T. Serpe

social cognitionsocial psychologysocial sciencessocial theorysociologyidentity prominenceproximal social structuretemporary identities

Multiple Identities and Sources of Reflected Appraisals in Identity Theory. Social Psychology Quarterly (2022)

Mary GallagherKristen MarcussenRichard T. Serpe

reflected appraisalsidentity theorysocial psychologymultiple identities

Identities in Action. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2021)

Philip S. BrennerJan E. StetsRichard T. Serpe

applied sociologyanthropologysocial science researchhuman behaviorsocial sciencessocial theoryaction (philosophy)action patternsociological researchsociology

Identity, Attribution, and Self-Esteem: When Employment Status Matters. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2021)

Michael M. HarrodRichard T. Serpe

social science researchemployment status matterssocial psychologysocial sciencessocial theorysociological researchsociologyattribution theorybehavioral sciences

INTRODUCTION: An Overview of Identities in Action. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2021)

Philip S. BrennerJan E. StetsRichard T. Serpe

applied sociologyeducationhuman behaviorsocial science researchidentity (social science)educational researchhuman identificationsocial sciencesaction (philosophy)social identity theorysociological researchsociologyauthenticity

Meaning Matters: Measuring the Mental Illness Identity. Social Science Research (2021)

Kristen MarcussenKatharine M. GaryRichard T. Serpe

mental healthphilosophy of social sciencesocial science researchphilosophystigmasocial sciencessociologymental illness identity

Prominence–Salience Combinations and Self-Esteem: Do Magnitude and Congruity Matter?. Social Psychology Quarterly (2021)

Kelly L. MarkowskiRichard T. Serpe

social cognitionprominence-salience combinationssocial psychologypsychologyconformitybehavioral sciences

Getting Identity Theory (It) Right. Advances in group processes (2020)

Jan E. StetsPeter J. BurkeRichard T. SerpeRobin Stryker

organizational behavioridentity theorysmall group researchsocial sciencessocial identity theorygroup processbehavioral sciences

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Richard Serpe

Emeritus Professor of Sociology

Kent State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Sociology and Criminology

Richard Serpe is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor of Sociology at Kent State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Richard Serpe

Kent State University

Emeritus Professor of Sociology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Continued Refinements of Identity Salience: A Multidimensional Specification. Social Psychology Quarterly (2025)

Kelly L. MarkowskiRichard T. Serpe

identity (social science)social psychologyidentity saliencepersonal identitypsychologymultidimensional specificationmultidimensional analysissocial identity

Assessing and Improving Measures of Identity Salience. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2023)

Philip S. BrennerRichard T. SerpeTracy L. Reed

social science researchpsychological assessmentsocial psychologysocial sciencesidentity saliencesociological researchsociologypsychology

Normative, Counter-Normative, and Temporary Identities, Proximal Social Structure, Identity Prominence, and Self-Esteem. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2023)

Michael M. HarrodRichard T. Serpe

social cognitionsocial psychologysocial sciencessocial theorysociologyidentity prominenceproximal social structuretemporary identities

Multiple Identities and Sources of Reflected Appraisals in Identity Theory. Social Psychology Quarterly (2022)

Mary GallagherKristen MarcussenRichard T. Serpe

reflected appraisalsidentity theorysocial psychologymultiple identities

Identities in Action. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2021)

Philip S. BrennerJan E. StetsRichard T. Serpe

applied sociologyanthropologysocial science researchhuman behaviorsocial sciencessocial theoryaction (philosophy)action patternsociological researchsociology

Identity, Attribution, and Self-Esteem: When Employment Status Matters. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2021)

Michael M. HarrodRichard T. Serpe

social science researchemployment status matterssocial psychologysocial sciencessocial theorysociological researchsociologyattribution theorybehavioral sciences

INTRODUCTION: An Overview of Identities in Action. Frontiers in sociology and social research (2021)

Philip S. BrennerJan E. StetsRichard T. Serpe

Meaning Matters: Measuring the Mental Illness Identity. Social Science Research (2021)

Kristen MarcussenKatharine M. GaryRichard T. Serpe

mental healthphilosophy of social sciencesocial science researchphilosophystigmasocial sciencessociologymental illness identity

Prominence–Salience Combinations and Self-Esteem: Do Magnitude and Congruity Matter?. Social Psychology Quarterly (2021)

Kelly L. MarkowskiRichard T. Serpe

social cognitionprominence-salience combinationssocial psychologypsychologyconformitybehavioral sciences

Getting Identity Theory (It) Right. Advances in group processes (2020)

Jan E. StetsPeter J. BurkeRichard T. SerpeRobin Stryker

organizational behavioridentity theorysmall group researchsocial sciencessocial identity theorygroup processbehavioral sciences

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