Social Identity Theory Suggests That

Multiple Choice

Social identity theory suggests that:

A) people are equally likely to identify with ingroups and outgroups, depending on situational factors.
B) people define and value themselves largely in terms of the social groups with which they identify.
C) the social groups we belong to, rather than the culture we are in, define who we are.
D) people have one prominent social identity (e.g., their ethnicity) which defines them across all situations.