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What does social identity primarily derive from?

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Social identity, part of a person’s identity that that comes from belonging to social groups, such

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What does social identity primarily derive from?.

A.Personal achievements
B.Group memberships
C.Individual traits
D.Cultural practices

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Social Identity

Social identity refers to the aspect of an individual's identity that is derived from their affiliation with various social groups, such as family and ethnic backgrounds.

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