Why Do Even Minimal Differences Between Individuals (E

question 45

Multiple Choice

Why do even minimal differences between individuals (e.g." differences in the ability to correctly estimate the number of dots on a computer screen) result in self-categorization and the formation of social identities?

• A)Making in-group/out-group distinctions allows for the survival of the species.
• B)People have a need to see themselves in a favorable manner in relation to others.
• C)Self-categorization enables people to focus on those aspects of the environment meaningful to the interaction at hand.
• D)Self-categorization enhances exchange outcomes" since groups are better able than individuals to secure valued rewards.
• E)both b and c

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