According to the self-categorisation theory, what is the importance of the in-group?

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asked Jan 15 in Psychology by Ernestine878 (530 points)

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answered Jan 15 by ToddMcdowell (510 points)

Members of the in-group are seen as distinct from the out-group, which enables individuals to enhance their social identity.

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