The Basic Assumptions of Social Identity Theory Are

question 93

Multiple Choice

The basic assumptions of social identity theory are:

• A) We find it useful to put people into categories.
• B) We associate with certain groups (in-groups).
• C) We compare our group to other groups (out-groups).
• D) If resources are scarce, out-groups may be scapegoated or blamed for negative social and economic conditions over which they have no control.
• E) All of the above.

Comprehend Bowenian family therapy concepts, especially differentiation and triangulation.

Understand the role of the therapist in various family therapy models, including strategic therapy.

Identify evidence-based family therapies and their characteristics.

Describe multisystemic therapy (MST) and its application to various clinical populations.