Principles of Management
Social Identity Theory is a psychological theory that explains how individuals derive a sense of identity and self-worth from the social groups they belong to. It suggests that people categorize themselves and others into various social groups, and then evaluate their own group (the 'in-group') more positively than other groups (the 'out-groups'), leading to biases and stereotyping.
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