Question

what does the social identity wheel contain? a external characteristics b internal characteristics c social characteristics d personal characteristics

Explanation:

The social identity wheel is a tool used in social science (specifically in areas related to understanding social identities). It typically contains external characteristics. These are the aspects of identity that are more outward - facing and often more immediately observable or ascribed by society. For example, race, gender (as a social construct in some contexts), and nationality are external characteristics that are part of how one's social identity is formed and perceived in a social context. Internal characteristics (like personal values or beliefs that are more individual - centered), social characteristics (a bit too broad and not as specific as the typical content of the wheel), and personal characteristics (more focused on individual - level traits rather than the social - identity - related external markers) are not the main focus of what the social identity wheel contains.

Answer:

A. External characteristics