1. used as the object of a verb or preposition when the subject of the sentence is the same group of people
Usage: reflexive pronoun
2. used to emphasize the subject of the sentence when referring to a group of people
Usage: emphatic pronoun

Examples

• The children dressed themselves for school.
• They bought themselves new phones.
• The students organized themselves into groups.
• They themselves admitted the mistake.
• The workers found themselves in a difficult situation.
• They prepared themselves for the exam.
• The team members introduced themselves to each other.