Self-Categorisation Theory Can Account for Group Polarisation by Way of

question 14

Multiple Choice

Self-categorisation theory can account for group polarisation by way of

• A) moving towards a group norm that maximises difference from an outgroup
• B) group members striving for individuality
• C) moving towards a group norm that minimises variability within the group
• D) both A and C

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Index Model

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Covariance

A measure of the degree to which two variables move together. In finance, it is used to measure how returns on two assets are related.

Regression Analysis

A statistical method used to examine the relationship between one dependent variable and one or more independent variables.

Slope

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