Social Identity Refers To

question 87

Multiple Choice

Social identity refers to:

• A) the process whereby individuals define themselves with respect to other people
• B) the process whereby individuals emphasize their differences from members of other social groups
• C) those aspects of a person's self-image which depend upon the social categories and group to which he/she belongs
• D) the process whereby groups are classified relative to other groups
• E) the process whereby individuals adopt stereotypical behaviours associated with a special social group

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