According to social identity theory, people differentiate between themselves and an outgroup because
A) doing so reduces uncertainty about whether one's beliefs are correct.
B) ingroups provide norms about how to behave.
C) people find belonging to groups to be a pleasant experience.
D) all of the above.

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According to social identity theory, people differentiate between themselves and an outgroup because it reduces uncertainty about whether one's beliefs are correct, ingroups provide norms about how to behave, and people find belonging to groups to be a pleasant experience.

According to Social Identity Theory, People Differentiate Between Themselves and an Outgroup