• Hazing Deaths Database:
  • Blog
  • Storytelling
  • Bio
  • High School Sexual Hazing Incidents
  • Campus Speaker: Hazing & Binge Drinking
  • Hank Nuwer: selected media coverage
  • World Hazing Incidents
  • “Hazing,” “Sons of the Dawn,” “Legend of Jesse Owens”

Hank Nuwer's Hazing Scholarship Site

Follow me on Social Media

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

ScholarshipGlenna C. Chang The Hidden Curriculum: Hazing and Professional Identity

May 30, 2017 By Hank Nuwer Leave a Comment

Scholarship: Glenna C. Chang The Hidden Curriculum: Hazing and Professional Identity — Copy available at http://search.proquest.com/openview/772dfe2582a83407e8a84fc65a9996c4/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=18750&diss=y 

Abstract Glenna C. Chang 329 words In this study, I examined the role of hazing as a rite of passage on social identity development among medical residents. I hypothesized that when hazing is experienced as a part of a socialization process that is perceived as fair, social identity is maximized. A total of 161 physicians in training participated in this study; 64.6% were female, 34.2% were male. Participants came from a range of disciplines and were at various stages of completion of their residency programs. The survey was administered on-line and participants completed two social identity measures, a justice measure, and a workplace mistreatment measure, which was used in the absence of a validated hazing measure. There were two waves of data collection. At Time 1, participants completed questions for all four variables. All participants were invited to return the following day to complete justice items, which served as the moderator variable; 22 participants returned to complete the survey at Time 2. Moderated multiple regression was conducted to test the hypothesis that there would be an interactional effect of hazing and perceived justice on social identity such that social identity is maximized under conditions of high hazing and high perceived justice. The results indicated that justice was a significant predictor of social identity (? = .35, p < .05) as measured by the social identification scale (Cameron, 2004), and both justice (? = .29, p < .05) and hazing (? = -.19, p < .05) were significant predictors of social identity. However, the interaction between justice and hazing was non-significant. PREVIEW x The results indicated that justice was a significant predictor of social identity as measured by both dependent variables, and hazing was a significant predictor only with one of the dependent variables. However, the interaction between justice and hazing was non-significant. Results suggest that a fair work environment, regardless of the level of hazing, is related to high social identity. Moreover, in environments of high organizational justice, when hazing occurs, social identity makes a sharp decline.

Filed Under: Hazing News

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Contact Inquiries

Hank Nuwer

Correspondence: Hank Nuwer at Hnuwer@hanknuwer.com   Phone number upon request.  Available presentations USA, … Email to book a date.

Sons of the Dawn

Sons of the Dawn: A Basque Odyssey: Hank's novel is for teens 11-18 but also meant to be enjoyed by … Read More

Hazing Deaths Database:

… Read More

Suicide allegedly tied to hazing at Nebraska-Lincoln

Here is the link. Rahat Jalil, UNL Lambda Phi Epsilon

Thank you, AFA

New scholarship from Brazil: Hazing at the university and gender violence: a literature integrative review

doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.7213/psicolargum.39.103.AO02 Trotes na universidade e violência de gênero: uma revisão integrativa de literatura Hazing at the university and gender violence: a literature integrative review   Novatadas en la universidad y violencia de género: una revisión integradora de la literatura Adriane Roso https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7471-133X Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM), adriane.roso@ufsm.br Janine Gudolle de Souza https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6477-4190 […]

A Poland-Union City Love story.

Here is the link. Hank   My wife Gosia earned her Green Card in October 2019. She gave eight-weeks’ notice at her chief accountant job in Poland and shipped what she could to Indiana. “Wait, how did a fellow from Indiana meet a Polish lass,” you may ask? I persuaded Gosia in June of 2015 […]

Archives


Hank Nuwer's Hazing Scholarship Site is proudly powered by WordPress