Others' perceptions of us are shaped more by our personality traits than the social groups or categories we are members of.

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Social identity theory suggests that people categorize themselves and others into various social groups, such as nationality, religion, or sports teams, and these categorizations can significantly influence perceptions and interactions, often more immediately and powerfully than individual personality traits.

Others' Perceptions of Us Are Shaped More by Our Personality