Compensatory identity

When people experience threats to important aspects of their self-concept (e.g., power, intelligence, sociability), they often compensate by consuming products that symbolize success, mastery, or competence on the threatened self-domain (within-domain compensatory consumption). (Nimish Rutagi, 2018).Journal of Consumer Research. People may seek recourse in national identity to compensate for parental neglect (Eiríksson, lacking studies).Id est published here, this article. "That agonizing process started as a compensatory nationalism" (Vovchenko, 2016).Containing Balkan Nationalism: Imperial Russia and Ottoman ...books.google.is › books Denis Vovchenko · Originally p. 2016 · ‎History "[...] nationalism compensates for the state's loss of [...]" (Joppke 2020)."Originally published: December 16, 2020", Gs. 
"In conditions of increasing inequality, growing precarity and real suffering, neoliberal capitalism renders us objects of processes over which we have no control and which we cannot fully comprehend. Liberal and modernising discourses of progress, on the one hand, and militant discourses of revolutionary transformation, on the other, may once have provided hope for the future and individual and collective psychic compensation for suffering in the present."The Sublime Authority of Ignorance, Neoliberal Nationalism and the Rise of the Demagogue Nicola Clewer 1 nc95@brighton.ac.ukUniversity of Brighton, Reino Unido Received: 23 February 2019
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* Coping; Cope
* Overcompensation
*Compensatory statecraft (e.g. Nazi Germany); Try-hard; Trying; Wanting; Fantasy
*Compensatory nationalism
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Category:Identity
Category:Psychology