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    Groups are an essential part of our social life. Groups provide intimate relationships and a sense of belonging, something that we all need. There are two focus groups in which you can specifically place people in; these groups are called primary and secondary groups. An example of a primary group would be family; family can be a small group of people who have given you a sense of identity. Within this group, you typically would have more of an intimate or face-to-face relationship. The second group is a secondary group; these groups tend to be larger and more anonymous. These groups are based on shared interest or activities; an example would be a college class. There are also in-groups and out-groups, which pertain to how you can identify…

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    1. I surveyed two people. One of them is my friend named Tao Chen who is a member in the university’s drama club and the other is my uncle who is the manager of the financial department of a company. There are some differences between their groups. The drama club is more of a social group than a secondary group. It is formed for people who love drama and acting to enjoy the activities. The financial department is a secondary group that is formed to accomplish a specific task or goal and it is…

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    On the exact opposite side are the secondary qualities which are not resemblances of their causes. Primary sources include shape, texture, motion, number and size, while secondary sources include odor, sound, taste, and color. With his comes the idea of representative realism in which our mind doesn't provide us with access to the true reality of the real world. To differentiate between primary and secondary sources, we can imagine a red triangle.The shape which is a triangle is the primary…

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    author wanted to isolate components within the primary memory and secondary memory to decipher if either were susceptible to Proactive Inhibition. – Hypotheses: If there were more than seven obstacles then the recall is believed to be from the secondary memory, but if less than seven obstacles recall would be from the primary memory. • Experiment 1 (5 pts.) – Purpose: To determine if Proactive Inhibition affected primary memory or secondary memory during a recall test. – Method: Twenty…

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    Sport: Female Cheerleading – Basing position Core Exercise: Shoulder Press 1a. Shoulder extension (primary), elbow extension (secondary) 1b. Deltoid (Primary), trapezius (Secondary), levator scapulae (secondary), triceps (secondary) 1c. Rationale: The deltoid is the main muscle used in the shoulder press but to complete this lift properly the upper back muscles must be contracted as the shoulder and elbow extend to raise the bar overhead. In the eccentric phase the elbows and shoulders flex. …

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    within a group(Ropes Course, n.d.). When the group did the log initiative called, “I get by with a little help from my friends” the group needed to rearrange themselves on the log in birthday order(Ropes Course, n.d.). The primary leader, Leena emerged and help get the group moving in the right direction. The group also used communication, teamwork, trust ,and decision making skills to complete this challenge. What information does it give about the people who complete the course specific to…

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    two agents of sociology, primary and secondary. Agents are extremely helpful when studying sociology or just people in general. A basic definition of primary groups would be: “made up of people who have regular contact, enduring relationships, and a significant emotional attachment to each other” ( 176). For example, family is a primary agent. Primary agents are considered the most important, while secondary groups are “made up of people who interact in a relatively impersonal way,…

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    Social groups are everywhere and a basic part of human life; anywhere you look there are social groups. There are two types of social groups. One type of those social groups is primary group. Primary groups have a great amount of closeness between the members belonging to the group. The group is typically long lasting, scaled down, and hold close/ cherished relationships. Personally, I am apart of the following primary groups: personal family, church small group, and childhood friends. The…

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    course shows that people do not necessarily do things the same way everyone else does. Team building activities offer valuable insights into the depths of social interaction, and how group leaders emerge. George Homans had researched and found that group interaction form the social structure of groups such as who becomes the leader and such of the group. The person the contributes the most to the group will emerge as a group leader and starts to form the structure for that group. The ropes…

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    Pt1420 Unit 4 Assignment

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    Learning Outcomes (Objectives): At the completion of this lesson students will have: 1. Discovered what the primary and secondary colours are by observing a colour video, listened to the teacher explain the colour wheel concept and added and mixed colours to create new colours. 2. Added and mixed together the three primary colours: red, yellow and blue to make the three secondary colours: orange, green and purple on a blank colour wheel template. 3. Worked together to develop cooperative…

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