Brief PresentationSocial Identity is an interesting but complex concept to be defined.
In the past it was studied by the most important social psychologists,
but what are the most recent findings about this theme? And in
particular, what are the most recent findings about social identity
salience phenomena in CMC environments? The answers are not satisfied
at all; online social identity salience has to be still studied a lot
to be known. Recent studies focalize on the social network contexts or
on the MMOGs but they don't give a strong contribution to significant
results.
Sketch presentation Online social identity salienceOnline social identity salience
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