Introductory Sociology CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is the term for a group that an individual identifies as part of their social identity?

  1. Subculture

  2. Crowd

  3. Social identity

  4. In-group

The correct answer is: In-group

In this question, we are asking about a specific term for a group that someone identifies as part of their social identity. This means that the term we are looking for has to do with how someone views themselves within a larger societal context. Option A, "subculture," is incorrect because it refers to a smaller, more specific subgroup within a larger culture. Option B, "crowd," is incorrect because it refers to a temporary gathering of people rather than a long-term social identity. Option C, "social identity," is incorrect because it is a broad term that encompasses many different aspects of one's social identity, not just the specific group they identify with. The correct answer, Option D, "in-group," is the term used to describe a group that someone identifies as a part of their social identity. It is important to note, however, that not all individuals may have an in-group and