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Paper 1 structured question: Social identity, part of a person’s identity that that comes from belonging to social groups, such

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Evaluate the evidence supporting social identity theory in relation to prosocial behavior.

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Evidence for Social Identity Theory

Research, including Levine et al.'s study, shows that individuals are more likely to help those they perceive as part of their social group, supporting social identity theory.

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    Explain how Levine et al.'s study supports social identity theory

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Paper 1 structured question: Social identity, part of a person’s identity that that comes from belonging to social groups, such

Paper 1Approaches, Issues and Debates1 marks

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Social Identity Theory and Helping Behavior

Social identity theory suggests that individuals are more likely to help those they identify with socially. This can lead to increased prosocial behavior towards in-group members.

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    Define social identity theory

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