Multiple Choice
What is the difference between social identity and self-identity?
A) Social identity is a static concept, whereas self-identity is dynamic.
B) Social identity focuses on similarities among people, whereas self-identity focuses on individual differences.
C) Social identity describes work identities, whereas self-identity describes family identities.
D) Social identity is a sociological concept, whereas self-identity is a psychological concept.
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