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Exclusive group demanding intense loyalty as part of membership
In group
A social group whose members have interests, social position, and age in common
Peer Groups
The group that you have the most contact and investment with over long periods of time
Primary Group
Group targeted by an in-group for opposition, antagonism, or competition
Out Group
What is the name of cartoon character Charlie Brown's dog?
Snoopy
refers to the preparation of newcomers to become members of an existing group and to think, feel, and act in ways the group considers appropriate.
Socialization
A group that consists of members who share little else other than that they happen to be in the same place at the same time
Social Aggregate
A period during which adults realize that they have not achieved basic goals and ambitions and have little time left to do so
Midlife Crisis
A group you have less contact with or only for a period of time. Usually a group geared towards completing a specific goal or task.
Secondary Group
What is the earliest known walled city?
Jericho
are small groups defined by common activities/friendship and form a regular social group
Cliques
The degree to which children are liked or disliked by their peers as a group.
Popularity Status
• Combine efforts for a common goal
• Best use of limited resources
Cooperation
Prejudice and discrimination based on a person’s age
Ageism
Where is Lake Como?
Italy
• People forced to give in to others
• Opposite of social exchange
Coercion
• Voluntarily doing something for someone else
• Usually Expect something in return
Social Exchange
• Returning the favor
• Doing something for someone because of something they have done for you
Reciprocity
• Work against each other
• Defeating opponent is essential
Conflict
What do you get when you mix bourbon, sugar, angostura bitters and water?
An Old Fashioned
• Unity within group
• Attention to inequities
Benefits
societies the descent and lineage is marked through the male line
Patrilineal
the power structure revolves around women
Matriarchy
greatly encouraged open discussion of the process of dying
Came up with the stages of Grief
Kubler-Ross
How many calories must you burn to lose one pound?
3500