The Theory of Social Control and the Social Psychology of Dissatisfaction: Inhibition, regression and isolation in a cultural context

The Theory of Social Control and the Social Psychology of Dissatisfaction: Inhibition, regression and isolation in a cultural context

The Theory of Social Control (TSC) is grounded in satisfaction and happiness research. The study investigated the reasons behind relatively low levels of civil and personal satisfaction, subjective social well-being and experienced happiness in the post-communist Hungarian social context. The basic...

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Main Author: Orsolya Selymes, PhD Candidate
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sociology Press 2011-06-01
Series:Grounded Theory Review: An International Journal
Subjects:
grounded theory
qualitative methodology
qualitative research
Glaser and Strauss
social control
self-situating
self-victimizing
activity
fairness
connectedness
inhibition
fury
isolation
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