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1. Define the term group and specify the necessary conditions required to qualify as a group.

2. Discuss the concept that humans have a fundamental need to belong to groups.

3. Compare and contrast individualism and collectivism, focusing specifically on the four components identified by Triandis in his analysis: social relations, social obligations, shared goals, and the social self.

4. Summarize the basic assumptions of social identity theory.

5. Explain why some people are more likely to join groups than others, drawing on studies of individual differences in personality (e.g., the five-factor model) and relationality (e.g., shyness, social anxiety, attachment style, and gender).