The need to be assimilated by the group,the need to connect with friends,and the need for autonomy are central tenets of Brewer's optimal distinctiveness theory.

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Brewer's optimal distinctiveness theory proposes that individuals have a fundamental need for both assimilation into groups and distinctiveness from others. This is achieved through the balancing of the three central needs: the need to belong, the need for uniqueness, and the need for autonomy. Therefore, the statement is true.

The Need to Be Assimilated by the Group,the Need to Connect