Princess Atta Group Analysis

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Primary group is like family or friends that give us identity, a feeling of who we are, and intimate, face to face interactions. The ant colony view themselves as a family, and work together to achieve set goals and norms. They have a hierarchy structure, where the queen is the leader and Atta is in line to take over. In-group is groups we feel loyal to, the ant colony have formed loyalty with the circus bugs after they help them defeat the grasshoppers. Reference group can be group standards we can refer to evaluate ourselves. Princess Atta, viewed Flik as a reference in order to evaluate herself. Flik doesn't always follow the groups norms, and sometimes that gets him into trouble, and other times it works in his favor. Princess Atta learns

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