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Self-categorization, commitment to the group and SE as related but…

- - - - Low group status - unfavorable comparisons between the in group and relevant other groups. This may frustrate disrupt the formation of a positive social identity from one's group membership. Thus, they are expected to show less group membership than members with higher status.
        Low group members seem to be pulled two directions, between pride and group self-esteem
        
        Authors argue that this reflects the evaluative component of social identity (group self-esteem)
    - - Group size --> ingroup favoritism
        Inconsistent results: minority vs majority
        Generic phrasing would suggest majority and minority would refer to differential status, but when separated out minority group members actually show higher levels of ingroup identification
        Explained cognitive component of self-categorization?