Which of the following topics are central to Victoria Clarke's research in social psychology? Select all that apply.

Victoria Clarke’s research centers on how people’s identities shape their attitudes and behaviours in social settings. She studies social identity theory, exploring how group membership influences prejudice and intergroup relations. Another key focus is stereotype threat and how it affects performance and self‑concept. Her work also examines the mechanisms that reduce bias and promote inclusive attitudes. These four themes—social identity, prejudice, intergroup relations, and stereotype threat—form the core of her scholarship.