Katherine and Amy are members of the same sorority at college and are members of the school's swim team. They have been trying to master a difficult dive from the high board at the college's swimming pool. Amy is showing faster improvement in the dive than Katherine is. If they compare their performance as team mates and sorority sisters, social identity theory suggests that .

Katherine should like Amy more                                                                    

Explanation:

Social identity theory: In psychology, the term "social identity theory" is defined as the phenomenon that recommends an individual's behavior can be changed via an organization if it is capable of modifying his or her self-identity or self-concept's part that is responsible for deriving from the emotional attachment or knowledge of the group.

In the question above, the social identity theory suggests that Katherine should like Amy more.

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