Primary and Secondary Groups
Other Groups and Networks
Types of Social Interaction
Formal Organizations
It's All Relative!!!
100

Why are groups important?

Groups play important roles in the lives of their members, as well as influencing society around them?

100

Can Reference Groups be both positive and negative?

Yes.

Example- criminals are a reference group on what not to do.

100

Working together to find the answer to a jeopardy question is an example of cooperation? True or False

True

100

which formal organization are you in right now?

high school

100

what is the #1 rule in the class

wear your masks at all times

200

How can a primary group help people achieve their goals?

they provide emotional support.

200

which is larger- an in-group or a social network?

a social network is larger because it includes all social relationships while in-groups are limited to a single type of relationship.

200

are the different groups in confilct with one another in this jeopardy game?

Yes

200

what are the major charercteristics of a bueracracy?

dividion of labor, hierarchy of authority, sysytem of rules and procedures,written records, promotion on the basis of merit.

200

where did Mr. Safar go to visit during winter break?

Mexico

300

What are the most common primary groups for young people

Families, and School groups

300

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Free

300

Give me an example on how students conform to fit in better in a classroom setting.

raising hands, masks...

300

what is the iron law of oligarchy?

power is incresingly concentrated at the top.

300

what city did Mr. Safar visit during winter break?

Culican

400

How is a secondary group different from a primary group?

A secondary group focuses on on a goal or task and people do not share more than on aspect of thier personality while people in a primary group share goals, feelings, and behaviors.

400

How do people use Reference Groups?

To evaluate themeselves and to aquire values, beliefs, and norms.

400

how is social exchange different from cooperation?

people expect a reward in a social exchange, but in cooperation they don't.

400

why do informal organizations show up in formal organization.

to give members the things they are missing in the formal organization.

400

define sociology. The study of....

the study of society.

500

Why do Groups influence a person's behaviors more than categories or aggregrates? 

because people identify more with the group and take other members behaviors into account.

500

what is Facebooks new company name?

Meta

500

According to sociologists Robert Nisbet what are the five social interactions basic to groups?

cooperation, conflict, social exchange, coercion, and conformity.

500

give me an example of iron law of oligarchy in real life

...

500

when was the last time Mr. Safar updated grades.

too long ago to remember.

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