Membership Theory

Membership Theory suggests that individuals identify strongly with groups or organizations, shaping their sense of self and belonging. It emphasizes that people's behaviors, attitudes, and perceptions are influenced by their association with these groups, which provide social support, shared values, and a sense of security. This theory explains how group membership can impact personal identity and influence decision-making, fostering loyalty and cohesion within the group. It highlights the importance of membership in forming social bonds and guiding individual actions within larger social systems.