APS
2025 APS Annual Convention
Measuring Honor Concern: Differentiating and Applying Honor Concern to Predict Victim Blame, Parenting Practices, Masculinity Norms, and Substance Use
Honor concern—self-worth based in social reputation—is argued to be comprised of different domains (e.g., group honor; masculine honor). We unpack domains of honor by examining theoretically relevant predictors and outcomes, illustrating how people’s honor concern predicts victim blaming, parenting practices, traditional masculinity norms, and substance use.
Chairs & Discussants
- Olivia NopChair
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington
Presentations
- Honor Concern, Reputation Threats, and Victim Blame: A Replication and ExtensionOlivia Nop
- Honor Concerns and Parenting Practices in the USStephen Foster
- Conceptual and Empirical Distinctions between Measures of Honor-Based Masculinity Measures of Traditional MasculinityJarrod Bock
- The Role of Culture and Masculine Honor Ideology in Substance Use and Outcome ExpectanciesCeren Gunsoy
