Chapter 8 Groups Flashcards

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group also definition (3 types)

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(affiliation network) social category with which people can affiliate
-membership (objective affiliation
-activity (participation)
- identification (subjective identification)

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voluntary associations

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(common interest group) groups with organizational structure and which serve the common interest of those who are affiliated (sport club, political organization, church)

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civil society

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society consisting of a cohesive web of voluntary associations

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social cohesion(3 types)

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personal network, organizational and intergroup (degree to which (members of different) groups in society have positive relations with each other as oppossed to negative relations

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intergroup cohesion (4 areas)

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group segregation , intergroup attitudes, intergroup trust, cooperation and solidarity, intergroup aggression and conflict

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group segregation

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study friendships, marriages and cohabition and other types of positive social ties between people or different groups (group bonding/bridging ties, endogamy/exogamy)

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group segregation index

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group bonding ties/group bonding ties+ group bridging ties

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causes of group segregation

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constraint (structural opportunity), choice (homophily), transivity/third party theory

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structural opportunity theory

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(Blau) struct opp-group segregation
meeting chances-social ties
Opportunites: 1) group size 2) consilidation
- different foci

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homophily

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similarity based preferences 1) easier in terms of coordination of action 2) psychologically rewarding

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evidences group segregation

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1) indirect evidence (revealed preference) 2) direct (stated preference ex. dating)

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transivity

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the fact that your connections tend to know each other ass well

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third party theory

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there are other actors that interfere with the relationship between 2 persons (formal and informal) (application of social control theory)

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intergroup attitudes

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the subjective distances between members of different groups (people’s positive/negative feelings about their own group and about other groups)

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ethnocentrism

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people have tendency to hold positive attitudes towards their ethnic group than toward other groups

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minimal group paradigm

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( studies which reveal that arbitrarily (chance impuls) created groups which have no interaction between members already reveal in-group favoritism)

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reasons intergroup trust and attitudes

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social identity theory= part of your self-concept corresponding to group identification (unsatisfied 1) leave group of make group more positively distinct)

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in group favoritism

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tendency that people have more positive in-group relationships than out-group relationships, as observed in research on intra/intergroup

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group threat theory

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the more actual competition between groups, the weaker their intergroup cohesion (robbers cave experiment)
contingent social conditions- actual group competition- intergroup cohesion
perceived group competition- perceived group threat

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reasons group threat (2) e

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economic (scarcity) and cultural (distance) difference norms, values behaviours