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According to the Social Comparison theory, how does social comparison affect mental health?

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According to the Social Identity theory, how does group cohesiveness affect ingroup favouritism?

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According to the Social Identity theory, how does group status affect intergroup behaviour?

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According to the Social Identity theory, how does group prototypicality affect intergroup behaviour?

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According to the Social Dominance theory, how does social hierarchy arise?

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According to Self-Categorisation theory, how does intergroup differentiation occur?

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According to Social Identity theory, how does intergroup conflict arise?

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According to Self-Categorisation theory, how does group identification occur?

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