Social Identity Theory

What does the text highlight about the psychological costs of hiding one's true self?

• They are minimal and insignificant

• They are only relevant in historical contexts

• They are significant and universal

• They are beneficial for social success

People want others to think highly of the group they belong to refers to paragraph.....

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• X

"Social identity theory is about how we categorize people in groups, and how we identify with certain groups more than others" refers to paragraph.....

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"Social identity theory" means....

• many things including our gender, personality, abilities and social groups.

• how we feel about ourselves

• we naturally categorize people into groups.

The groups we belong to do not influence our self-esteem.

• true

• false

In what order does the speaker present the topics?

• motivations, social media, Social Identity Theory

• social media, Social Identity Theory, motivations

• motivations, Social Identity Theory, social media

What is the primary focus of Social Identity Theory?

• Group categorization and identification

• Individual personality traits

• Economic status

• Cultural heritage

Which of the following best describes 'ingroup favoritism'?

• Preferring members of one's own group

• Disliking members of other groups

• Ignoring group differences

• Promoting equality among all groups

In Social Identity Theory, what is the term for the process of defining oneself by group membership?

• Self-categorization

• Self-actualization

• Self-determination

• Self-reflection

What does Social Identity Theory suggest about intergroup conflict?

• It arises from competition for resources

• It is unrelated to group identity

• It is always violent

• It is a result of cultural differences