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1. Social categorization

2. Social identification

3. Social comparison

4. Positive distinctiveness

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social identification, social categorization, positive distinctiveness, and social comparison

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i've learnt that Social identity theory is when someones personality ( beliefs, idoelogy and their mindset)

that can be connected to a certain social community

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Social identity helps explain why people identify with a group, how that affects their affiliation and communication.

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your identity are formed in a social group - karen

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Social behaviors of an individual are influenced by the group they believe they are in -josh

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1. What a person identifies as can be influenced by how you perceive yourself or how a social group perceives you.

2. Social identification, social categorization, social comparison, positive distinctiveness.

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Feeling like belonging into a certain social group based on perception and sense of self. It's based on an individual's sense of identity.

social categorization, social identification, social comparison, positive distinctiveness

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How a social group views you

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Social identity is formed by how someone or the society perceived it. - elvira

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Q1: social identity influences ones cognitive process, which means certain behaviors found in certain groups of people can be traced back to ones social identity/group

Q2: social categorization, social identity, social comparison and positive distinctiveness

- Hillary

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A person’s identity in a social group (age, gender, ethnicity, etc)

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A label assigned by a social community - matthew

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Social distinctiveness