Which of these is true about social identity groups?

A. Some are obvious while some aren’t.

B. They are misaligned with your values.

C. They are separate from your personal identity.

D. You can only belong to one social group at a time.

Answer:

A. Some are obvious while some aren’t.

Explanation

Social identity groups are categories we use to define ourselves and others based on characteristics like race, gender, religion, nationality, and more. Some of these groups are visible or obvious (like skin color), while others are not immediately apparent (such as religion or sexual orientation).