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P1B: Social Identity Theory

The following sample focuses on the learning objective: The application of social identity theory to explain and change group behavior. Remember, when explaining Social Identity Theory, it is important to outline the three cognitive mechanisms: social categorization, social identification, and social comparison. When applying the theory to Paper 1, Section B, you should attempt to link the scenario to one or more of...

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