A popular study asked Christian participants to form impressions of Christian and Jewish individuals after heightening ‘mortality salience’; that is, reminding people of the prospect of their own death. It was found that mortality salience predicted a more positive evaluation of the Christian individual and a more negative evaluation of the Jewish individual. Such findings support which theory of intergroup relations?     Belief similarity     Subjective uncertainty reduction hypothesis     Social identity theory     Terror management theory

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