Which of the following is not one of the core ideas on which social identity theory is based?
A) People have a fundamental tendency to categorize themselves and others.
B) Part of a person's self-concept derives from membership in a social group (or groups).
C) People have a fundamental tendency to unquestioningly follow the instructions of their ingroup authority figures.
D) People want to enhance their social identities through comparison with other groups.

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Social identity theory is not based on the idea that people have a fundamental tendency to unquestioningly follow the instructions of their ingroup authority figures. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of social categorization, group membership, and intergroup comparisons in shaping individuals' identities and behaviors.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Core