Which of the following is an example of behaviour arising from us-versus-them social categories?

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Putting down a university that one did not attend is an example of behavior arising from us-versus-them social categories. It is a way of creating an in-group (those who attended the chosen university) and an out-group (those who did not attend). This behavior is based on social identity theory, which suggests that people derive part of their self-concept from the social groups they belong to. By putting down the university they did not choose, the individual is enhancing their own sense of identity and belonging to the chosen university group.

Which of the Following Is an Example of Behaviour Arising