Prozessabhängigkeit
Prozessabhängigkeit refers to the condition in which an individual's sense of self, identity, and well-being is closely tied to their participation in a particular process or activity. This concept is often observed in various contexts, including work, education, and social groups. Individuals who exhibit prozessabhängigkeit may experience a significant loss of self-esteem or even depression if they are unable to engage in their usual processes or activities.
The term was popularized by the German sociologist Ulrich Beck in the 1990s, who argued that modern
Prozessabhängigkeit can manifest in different ways. For instance, a person might feel a strong sense of identity
While prozessabhängigkeit can be beneficial in providing a sense of purpose and identity, it can also lead
To mitigate the potential negative effects of prozessabhängigkeit, it is essential to foster a sense of self