The Idea That One's Self-Esteem Is Tied to One's Group

question 106

Multiple Choice

The idea that one's self-esteem is tied to one's group memberships is the basis for

• A) ingroup prejudice theory.
• B) social identity theory.
• C) competitive prejudice theory.
• D) personal self-esteem theory.

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