How so Lack of Social Skills and Lack of Communication Skills impact Social Identity Theory and feelings of being in an out-group?

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What will be an ideal response?

Answer 1

social identity theory. This theory suggests that out-groups come about because some individuals cannot identify with the beliefs, norms, or values of the dominant group members.
some people lack communication skills or social skills that are needed to relate to a larger group. In any group of people, there are often one or two people who set themselves apart from the group through their actions. For example, in an undergraduate group project team there may be a student who talks excessively or dominates group discussions and consequently alienates himself from the rest of the group. Or there could be a student who acts very dogmatic, or another who consistently makes off-the-wall remarks. These types of individuals distinguish themselves as different from the rest of the group by how they talk or act. It is as if they are unable to adapt to the norms of the group. As much as they try, these people often find themselves on the outside looking in. Even though they may want to join the larger group, they have difficulty doing so because they do not know how to fit in.