The document discusses different types of social groups, including primary and secondary groups, ingroups and outgroups, and reference groups and social networks. Primary groups involve close personal relationships while secondary groups are larger and more impersonal. Reference groups are used for self-evaluation and adopting norms, whereas social networks connect people through direct and indirect relationships.
The document discusses different types of social groups, including primary and secondary groups, ingroups and outgroups, and reference groups and social networks. Primary groups involve close personal relationships while secondary groups are larger and more impersonal. Reference groups are used for self-evaluation and adopting norms, whereas social networks connect people through direct and indirect relationships.
The document discusses different types of social groups, including primary and secondary groups, ingroups and outgroups, and reference groups and social networks. Primary groups involve close personal relationships while secondary groups are larger and more impersonal. Reference groups are used for self-evaluation and adopting norms, whereas social networks connect people through direct and indirect relationships.
Primary Group and Secondary Group A number of things or Primary group - It is
persons being in some typically a small social relation to one another. group whose members share close, personal, enduring relationships. Secondary groups -They are large groups whose relationships are impersonal and goal- oriented.
In-Groups and Out-Groups Within such categorization An Ingroup is a group
people find comfort and that you belong to in meaning in the groups they which you feel a sense of place themselves in. An identity in that group. An Ingroup is a group to which Outgroup is a group you a person identifies as being a don't belong to, and you member. An Outgroup is a may feel a sense of social group with which an competitiveness and individual does not identify. hostility. Ingroup and Outgroup distinctions may encourage Social Cohesion among group members. Reference group and networks Reference groups are used to Social networks are webs evaluate oneself and to adopt of social relationships that some values, norms, join a person to other attitudes and beliefs of that people and groups group. ... Social networks vicariously, while a are formed of all people one reference group is a social person interacts with. group used for self- Whether they are from analysis. primary or secondary group
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1. Schoolmates Secondary group 2. Favorite basketball team Secondary Group 3. Childhood playmates Primary group 4. Celebrities Reference Group 5. Doctor-Patient Secondary group 6. Family Primary group 7. Research Group Secondary Group 8. Heroes Reference Group 9. Husband and wife Primary Group 10. Siblings Secondary Group