Primary and Secondary Groups

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Primary and Secondary Groups
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Other Groups and Networks
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Types of social interaction
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Formal Organizations
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Review
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Primary and Secondary Groups
Types of Social Interaction
Formal Organizations
Other Groups and Networks
Review
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Primary and Secondary 100
People who share a social characteristic
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People temporarily in the same place at the same
time.
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 These relationships are intimate, personal,
caring, and fulfilling
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Three functions of a primary group
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Four features that define a group
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Other groups and networks- 100
What are the feelings an in-group has towards an
out-group?
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These groups help us evaluate ourselves and
acquire attitudes, values, beliefs and norms.
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Other groups- 300
The web of social relationships that connect
people
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Other groups- 400
Symbols (clothes), actions (high five), and
actual places (MCHS) are examples of __________
for _________
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Other Groups- 500
Two things a social network lacks to be
considered a group.
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Social interaction- 100
___________ ___________ is basic to group life
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Social interaction- 200
How can conflict be socially beneficial?
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Social Interaction- 300
This is the opposite of social exchange
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Social Interaction- 400
Flood victims that help each other are an example
of _________________
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Social Interaction- 500
How can groupthink be avoided (2 reasons)?
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Formal Org- 100
Bureaucracies are based on _____________ and
_______________
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Formal Org- 200
The mindset emphasizing knowledge, reason, and
planning.
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How do power and authority relate to each other?
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Bureaucracies are based on rules not personal
feelings so they are considered to be
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Formal Org- 500
The five major characteristics of a bureaucracy
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Review- 100
This society uses plows and animals unlike the
society before it
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What is role conflict?
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Being unable to imagine life any other way.
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This type of socialization is different from
others because it involves involuntary change
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Define me and I
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What is a social category?
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What is a social aggregate?
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What are primary relationships?
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What is emotional support, socialization, and
encourage conformity.
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What are in regular contact, share some way of
thinking, feeling, and behaving, take someone
elses behavior into account, have one or more
interests or goals in common?
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What is are opposition, antagonism, and
competition?
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What are reference groups?
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What are social networks?
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What are boundaries, in-groups?
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What is lacks boundaries, does not involve close
or continuous interactions ?
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What is social interaction?
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What is promotes cooperation and unity within the
opposing groups, draws attention to social
inequities?
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What is coercion?
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What is cooperation?
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What is leaders or group members make a conscious
effort to see that all members participate,
members must know that disagreement and conflict
is allowed?
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What are rationality and efficiency ?
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What is rationalization?
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What is power is the ability to control someones
behavior and authority is the legitimate/socially
accepted use of power?
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What is impersonal?
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What are division of labor, hierarchy of
authority, system of rules and procedures,
written records, and promotion based on merit and
qualifications?
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What is agricultural?
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What is when the performance of a role in one
status clashes with the role of another?
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What is ethnocentrism?
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The Election- 400
What is anticipatory socialization?
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The Election- 500
What is Me part of the self formed through
socialization, predictability and conformity I
part of the self that accounts for unlearned,
spontaneous acts, unpredictable
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Research Review
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The Beginning
Which social interaction and related term were
demonstrated with the following two research
studies Aschs card/line study Milgrams shock
study
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The Beginning
What are conformity and groupthink.
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END OF GAME
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