The basic assumptions of social identity theory are:

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Social Identity Theory is based on the idea that individuals categorize themselves and others into groups, associate with certain groups (in-groups), and compare their groups to others (out-groups). This comparison can lead to a bias in favor of one's own group and against out-groups, especially in situations of resource scarcity, where out-groups may be unfairly blamed for broader issues. Thus, all the options (A, B, C, D) are basic assumptions of Social Identity Theory.

The Basic Assumptions of Social Identity Theory Are