Theoretical Perspectives on Identity and Group Behavior

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This exam focuses on theoretical perspectives on identity and group behavior as approached through Social Identity Theory. Candidates will discuss and articulate various concepts related to identity.

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Exam Details

Duration: 1 hour

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Psychological Theories, Introduction to Social Identity

Key Topics

Theoretical Perspectives
Identity Formation
Group Behavior
Social Identity Theory
Empirical Research

Learning Outcomes

Explain Major Theories of Identity
Compare Theoretical Perspectives
Analyze Empirical Research Findings

Full Description

This exam will assess knowledge of various theoretical perspectives related to identity formation and group behavior, particularly through the lens of Social Identity Theory.

Understanding these perspectives allows for a nuanced approach to social phenomena, influencing interventions and fostering community understanding in professional settings.

The examination will challenge students to articulate theoretical concepts and relate them to empirical findings in verbal responses.

Candidates are encouraged to compare and contrast different theories addressing identity and group behavior during the assessment.

Sample Questions

How do various theoretical perspectives enhance understanding of identity and group behavior?
What role does empirical research play in evaluating different theories of social identity?

Field: Social Sciences

Subfield: Social Psychology

Specialization: Social Identity Theory

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