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After the data is collected the next step to formulating a linear programming model is to:
Social Identities
Refers to how individuals identify themselves in relation to groups, such as national, cultural, or religious affiliations.
Stereotype Threat
The risk of confirming negative stereotypes about one's social group, which can impair performance in affected individuals.
Social Identity Theory
A theory proposing that individuals derive part of their self-concept and esteem from their membership in social groups, influencing intergroup behavior.
Categorization
The process of identifying, naming, and sorting objects or ideas into groups or categories based on shared characteristics or attributes.
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