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Write a social psychological analysis of how attitudes, norms, and…

- - - - Harder to follow but also catalysts for social change
  - - - Locus of control, stability, control?
- - - - Actions that are consistent with self-identity i.e. as an activist, reinforce identity positively, compared to failing to act in accordance with self-identified role, which would create dissonance and negative feelings.
    - - Mackie and Smith (2018) incorporate emotion into the SIT framework as a crucial predictor of action i.e. fear = withdrawal.
      - Cohesion of ingroup (Hogg, 1992) = positive regard for group as a whole, rather than its individual members.
      - Competition of membership - which group will garner the greatest support in the face of adversity/challenge?
      - Focus on intergroup behaviour and social change NOT social identity.