Self-categorisation theory suggests that social category salience is a function of:

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Self-categorisation theory posits that the salience of social categories depends on the interaction between the fit of those categories to the social context (how well they match or explain social phenomena) and the readiness of the perceiver to categorise the world in those terms. This is encapsulated in option A, "fit x perceiver readiness."

Self-Categorisation Theory Suggests That Social Category Salience Is a Function