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10 Cards in this Set
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Social Group
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Two or more people who share a common identity, a sense of unity, and shared goals/norms.
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Aggregate
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2 or more people at the same place at the same time with nothing in particular in common.
EX.People standing at a bus stop. |
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Category
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2 or more people who share a common characteristic.
Ex. blondes, republicans, male/femals, coke drinkers. |
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Primary Social Groups
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-Person Orientated
-Intense Interaction -More frequent interaction -more intimate Ex. Family |
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Secondary Social Groups
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Goal Oriented
Less Frequent Interation Less Intimate *Some people use their work groups as a primary group rather than secondary Ex. Groups of students in class. |
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Group Size
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2 Person group is the basis for all social relationships. 3rd person makes relationships more complex as a small group becomes larger it becomes more stable.
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Reference Groups
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The groups we use as standards to measure ourselves.
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5 Types of Interaction
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1. Non-verbal- any interaction non-
spoken. 2. Exchange-Something in return. 3. Cooperative-Common Goal. 4. Conflict-struggle over resources. 5. Competition-Conflict with rules. |
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Interaction
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speaking or taking the other person into account very intentional.
Ex. giving full attention when someone is speaking. |
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4 Consequences of Participating in a group
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1. Attitudes- fairly positive= you fairly positive.
2. Perceptions- how you percieve the world can be changed by a group. 3. Motivations- motivations changes determine by people who work with them. 4. Emotions- Dominate membersemotions effect group. Leaders. |
