L11

Question 1

are vital in every society because humans need the support and the company of others for them to survive.

Answer 1

Group

Question 2

It is a small group characterized by intimate, face- to-face association and cooperation among the members. It serves as an avenue for the members to socialize and develop their roles in the group. Also, it is the immediate support system of an individual in navigating a very complex social life. The family and barkada are examples of primary groups.

Answer 2

PRIMARY GROUP

Question 3

refers to the formal and impersonal group wherein members have little social intimacy or mutual understanding.

Answer 3

SECONDARY GROUP

Question 4

may also refer to the feeling of belongingness and feeling of antagonism among the members.

Answer 4

classification of groups

Question 5

first conceptualized the idea of these two other groups-the in-group and the out-group.

Answer 5

William Graham Sumner

Question 6

people feel they belong in a close group. There is such high regard for each member that collective terms like “we,” “us,” or “tayo” are commonly used.

Answer 6

in-group

Question 7

feel as though they should not have been in the specific group.

Answer 7

out-group

Question 8

is the structure of connection of an individual with oneself, or with another individual(s) and group(s)

Answer 8

Network

Question 9

start from a single individual, expanding his/her contacts with other individuals

Answer 9

Micro-level

Question 10

Not only individuals may be affiliated with their fellow individuals. Even groups can be linked with individuals and with each other

Answer 10

Meso-level

Question 11

The most complex level of network is the macro-level, where a high density of connections is present.

Answer 11

Macro-Level

Question 12

is one way for several groups to make their objectives heard in public

Answer 12

Rallying