According to social identity theory,

A) intergroup conflicts fit into several kinds of categories.
B) group membership leads to conflict only when competition occurs.
C) social categorization limits conflict by isolating groups.
D) the more people identify with the group they favor their group over other groups.
E) social categorization is instinctive.

Social Identity Theory

A psychological theory proposing that individuals’ sense of self is based on their membership in social groups, influencing their behaviors and attitudes.

Intergroup Conflicts

Conflicts that arise between different groups, often due to competition for resources, differing values, or power imbalances.

Social Categorization

The cognitive process by which people classify themselves and others into various social groups or categories, based on characteristics like race, gender, and social roles, to simplify social interactions.