Provisional Selves¶
Ibarra, H. (1999). Provisional Selves: Experimenting with Image and Identity in Professional Adaptation. Administrative Science Quarterly, 44(4), 764-791.
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Mechanisms¶
- Role Modeling with Debrief
- Its strength is that it transmits the tacit, under-pressure judgment that written rules cannot capture, and it supplies the identity anchor — "this is how people in my role carry themselves" — that motivates uptake.
This sourceShows that observing role models builds tacit repertoires of professional behavior and possible identities, and that identification with role models supplies motives for behavioral change and role uptake.
- Its strength is that it transmits the tacit, under-pressure judgment that written rules cannot capture, and it supplies the identity anchor — "this is how people in my role carry themselves" — that motivates uptake.
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