Uncertainty-Identity Theory Argues That Social Identity Processes Are Motivated by

question 35

Multiple Choice

Uncertainty-identity theory argues that social identity processes are motivated by

• A) the desire to reduce uncertainty about one's own identity (with regard to how one behaves and relates to other people)
• B) uncertainty and ambivalence about the future and its consequences
• C) uncertainty regarding how to relate to other individuals
• D) all of the above

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Definitions:

Personality

The combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character, influencing behaviors and attitudes.

Values

Core beliefs or standards that guide and influence individual and collective behaviors, decisions, and actions.

Social Networking Sites

Online platforms where individuals can create profiles, interact with friends and family, share information, and build social networks.

Recruiters

Individuals or organizations that identify, attract, and screen potential candidates for job positions.