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Abstract
A study was conducted with university students in six European countries to identify variables predictive of the strength of endorsement of a European identity. Using identity process theory, variables regarding the perceived continuity, distinctiveness, and self-efficacy of a European identity were hypothesized to predict endorsement of such an identity. Differences were found among the six national student samples with respect to the extent to which a European identity is characterized by continuity and self-efficacy, and the extent to which there was endorsement of that identity. Across samples, the hypothesized relationships of perceived continuity, distinctiveness, and self-efficacy to the strength of endorsement of a European identity were supported.
Notes
Note. Means that do not share a subscript letter are significantly different from each other.
*p < .01.
*p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.