Identity and belonging
What does “belonging” mean according to Maslow?
A fundamental psychological need for social acceptance and connection
In what year did the UK vote for Brexit?
Which age group was most likely to vote Remain?
Young people (18–34 years old).
Who was Prime Minister during the Brexit referendum?
David Cameron.
What does "outline" mean in an academic task?
To give the main features, structure, or general principles of a topic, omitting minor details.
What are the two core human needs identified by Baumeister & Leary?
Social bonds and recognition.
Name two main reasons why Brexit supporters wanted to leave the EU.
Immigration control and national sovereignty.
Which regions of the UK had the highest Leave vote?
England (outside London) and Wales.
Which politician was a leading figure in the Brexit campaign?
Boris Johnson.
What does it mean to "explain" something in an academic response?
To make something clear by giving reasons and showing causes.
How does social media influence the feeling of belonging?
It can strengthen community but also cause division and isolation.
What was the “Backstop” issue between Northern Ireland and the EU?
A plan to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
How did economic factors influence Brexit voting patterns?
Many low-income and post-industrial areas voted Leave due to economic frustration.
Which party was the strongest supporter of Brexit?
The Conservative Party (Tories) and UKIP.
If a question asks you to "assess" or "evaluate" something, what should you do?
Express a well-founded opinion about the nature or quality of something after careful consideration of its most important aspects.
Why can group membership be both positive and negative?
It can create belonging but also lead to exclusion of others.
What were the economic consequences of Brexit for UK-EU trade?
Increased trade barriers, bureaucracy, and export declines.
What were some of the social concerns linked to Brexit?
National identity, immigration, and inequality.
What role did Nigel Farage play in the Brexit debate?
He was the leader of UKIP and a popular key advocate for leaving the EU.
What does it mean to "comment" on a topic in an academic response?
To state a clear (own) opinion on the topic in question, giving evidence to support your view.
Explain how migration changes the concept of identity.
It creates hybrid identities, cultural exchange, but also identity conflicts.
How did the North-South divide influence the Brexit vote?
Many northern, post-industrial areas voted Leave due to economic decline, feeling left behind by globalization and London-centric policies, while the wealthier South (especially London) was more likely to vote Remain.
How did Brexit impact Scotland’s independence movement?
It increased demands for a second independence referendum.
How did Brexit affect the UK’s international reputation?
It led to uncertainty, loss of influence, and challenges in global trade negotiations.
What are the key aspects of an "outline" compared to a "summary"?
An outline presents the structure and main ideas without minor details, while a summary condenses the main points into a concise form.