The "grand narrative" that constitutes a social identity:
A) is nothing more than a sum of individual stories told between pairs of individuals.
B) remains the same throughout time.
C) can only be defined by the individual him- or herself.
D) is best displayed online on Myspace and Facebook.

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The "grand narrative" of a social identity is a collective story that emerges from the sum of individual stories and interactions within a society, rather than being solely defined by individual perspectives or remaining static over time.

The "Grand Narrative" That Constitutes a Social Identity