Multiple Choice
According to social identity theorists, social identities are formed:
A) when individuals seek recognition for their positive attributes
B) when status beliefs become salient
C) when people self-categorize and distinguish between "us" and "them"
D) when tasks require abilities or skills not possessed by everyone
E) when the costs of unstructured interaction exceeds its benefits
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