01588cam a22002897a 4500008004100000020001800041020001500059020001800074020001500092020001800107020001500125020001800140020001500158040000800173050002300181100002000204245012000224260005000344300001100394500001700405505069600422518001501118650004701133650005701180650004001237700002101277110923s2012    inu      b    001 0 eng d  a9781118181133  a1118181131  a9781118227213  a1118227212  a9781118228982  a1118228987  a9781118228814  a1118228812  aSDU00aT14.5bC417 I 20121 aCerra, Allison.10aIdentity shift :bwhere identity meets technology in the networked-community age /cAllison Cerra, Christina James.  aIndianapolis, IN :bJohn Wiley & Sons,c2012.  a214 p.  aHKBU library0 aPrologue: Who are you? -- The 3-P model of identity. Presentation : the mirror image ; Protection : exposing the blind spots ; Preference : the (un)conscious filter of (in)finite choice ; Trust : meeting at the crossroads of identity -- The universal laws. The law of learned helplessness : failure is the only option ; The law of illusion : lie to me ; The law of recall : taking it from the top ; Rationalization : finding harmony in the discord -- Identity through the life stages. Teenage growing pains ; Emerging adulthood : in search of the ideal ; The "meet" market ; The parent puzzle ; The midlife rebirth -- Epilogue: Who are we becoming? -- Appendix: Through the lens of research.  aYT2025 M10 0aTechnologyxSocial aspectszUnited States. 0aIdentity (Psychology) and mass mediazUnited States. 0aInformation societyzUnited States.1 aJames, Christina