| 41. | They can also be used as a marker of group identity, signalling either inclusion or exclusion for the group.
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| 42. | Which brings up another problem with trying to create that group identity that at least one of them covets.
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| 43. | Therefore, deindividuation is the increased salience of a group identity that can result from the manipulation of such factors.
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| 44. | This process of forming a self or group identity has a negative connotation and impact on the Other-ed group.
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| 45. | Ethnicity, unlike race, is less a matter of a common gene pool than of shared history, perceptions and group identity.
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| 46. | Consequently, a decategorized approach to contact should be used where the focus is on personal identities instead of group identities.
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| 47. | Though lacking any central figures who could be ascribed leadership, the group identity of the revolutionary women became highly celebrated.
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| 48. | The effect has been to strengthen a sense of group identity that transcends ordinary citizenship and at times is rivalrous.
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| 49. | Quakers have little to no creed or doctrine, and so their practices constitute a large portion of their group identity.
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| 50. | Most recent scholars ( notably Peter Heather ) have concluded that Visigothic group identity emerged only within the Roman Empire.
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