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    Outsiders, two gangs, the Socs and the greasers have extremely different social structures. These two social groups define the characters, when really they should all be seen as individuals. In The Outsiders, the author portrays the communities to which one belongs greatly influences, but does not determine, one’s overall individual identity. The Socs and the greasers are two different social groups with different social lines. The Socs are looked at as the rich, popular, and spoiled…

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    Lesson 4 mentioned that, “Every group has different basic characteristics and properties. There are norms, different statuses, and sizes of group, cohesiveness and social loafing. The benefit of group decision making is you get more voices and more perspectives. The downfall is when there is a conflict with determining who is in charge.” It also states that, “A group is defined as two or more individuals that is interacting and interdependent, who have come together to achieve particular…

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    I belong to a social group that learns how to write poetry. The social group is a class taught at SPC, with an instructor who orchestrates the learning process: what the students learn; how the students will learn the presented material; how to write poetry; and how to interpret and analyze poems. Each student in the class is a novice when it comes to writing poetry. Because the class is an elective, each student must have had an interest pertaining to poetry, whether it be why poetry is…

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    currently a topic to understand with social psychologists. There have been many studies done to help better our understanding as to why we conform in our society. A study that has helped further the understanding the most was the Stanford Prison experiment by Asch which demonstrated the dedication of conformity that exists being a part of a group (Lilienfeld, Lynn, Namy, & Woolf, 2013). Not all societal group conformity is negative we can see how being a part of a social group can encourage…

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    ‘I AM WORTH IT’ is a social group I would like to create, whose mission would be to help individual homeless people jump over their adversities and start living a life that is humane and worth living. This group would consist of volunteers who want to make a positive impact on other people’s lives, while at the same time making a memorable, changing experience in their…

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    Social groups are apart of human life. They can be spotted anywhere, even yourself being in one without you knowing. A social group is two or more people sharing a common interest or interacting somehow. It can be a group of people with the same background, skin color, or even a group of people in the same class. A sports team could be considered one because every member there share a common interest which is the sport they play. Throughout the years we all have belonged or belong to different…

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    Social Group Analysis Project Five concepts of psychology The five concepts that relate to my family that I am going to be talking about in my essay is Erikson’s theory of socioemotional development, parenting styles, theories of aging (applying to my family members, prejudice (race, racism) and coping with stress. The first concept that I am going to talk about is Erikson’s theory of socioemotional development and how that applies to my family members. The second concept that I am going to…

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    How social groups are represented in The Great Gatsby During my time reading The Great Gatsby a lot of different themes passed by. Some of those were trust, power and integrity for example. But the theme that stood out the most was the American Dream, and the division between the newly and formerly rich. The Great Gatsby tells you a story about how it was to live in the 1920s, in a flourishing country called The United States. However, there was a clear distinction between the different social…

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    The social group I observed was the people I work with at Starbucks. I started this job in January and I chose to observe my coworkers because I spend most of my time at work and it was a new environment. At Starbucks, employees are called partners to give them a sense of belonging and involvement in the company. The store I work at is at Pawnee and Seneca and there are fifteen partners. However, since I often only work in the afternoon I do not have a chance to observe everyone. The partners I…

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    important for the social worker to understand the processes involved at the beginning phase and establishing the contract is important because after the purpose, the group and family goals or individual goals are established and ways to measure them are done the group process can begin. In addition, group members will start interacting, the group members will decide what they want to share, and group members will learn about differences and similarities they may have and other things about group…

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