According social identity theorists, cooperation isn't necessary to create a common in-group identity (i.e., a superordinate identity)

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Social identity theorists propose that a common in-group identity can be created through various means, such as intergroup competition, social categorization, and perceived similarity, and that cooperation is not necessarily a requirement for this process.

According Social Identity Theorists, Cooperation Isn't Necessary to Create a Common