What are the implications of social identity theory for diversity in organizations? Describe some of the things
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What are the implications of social identity theory for diversity in organizations? Describe some of the things that an organization can do to remove the barriers to workplace diversity. List some of the advantages gained by organizations that effectively manage a diverse workforce.
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Social identity theory posits that individuals derive a sense of selfesteem and social identity from their membership in social groups such as organizations professions or demographic categories In th...View the full answer
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