Capital identity projection: Understanding the psychosocial effects of capitalism on Black male community college students
JL Wood, I Essien-Wood - Journal of Economic Psychology, 2012 - Elsevier
This study examined factors impacting the success of Black male students in a Southwestern
US community college. Data were collected using multiple sources, including semi-
structured interviews (n= 29), unstructured concept mapping, non-participant observations,
and a focus group. Study findings revealed the harmful effects that glory-seeking,
materialism, and excessive consumerism can have on student success, in and out of
college. This notion is termed capital identity projection, and is described as a harmful …
US community college. Data were collected using multiple sources, including semi-
structured interviews (n= 29), unstructured concept mapping, non-participant observations,
and a focus group. Study findings revealed the harmful effects that glory-seeking,
materialism, and excessive consumerism can have on student success, in and out of
college. This notion is termed capital identity projection, and is described as a harmful …
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