L8. SOCIAL GROUPS Flashcards

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This is a system where people are assigned specific tasks and roles to perform within society.

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Social Institution

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It is constituted by two or more persons who interact together and are together physically

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Group

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REQUIREMENTS FOR A GROUP. (3)

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  • There must be TWO or MORE people.
  • There must be an INTERACTION
  • Members must be together PHYSICALLY
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It occurs when the action of one person causes another person or persons to act. It consists of both an action and a response.

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Interaction

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According to ________, “To study social behavior, one has to study the most common and most familiar of social units which is the group.”

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Homans

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OTHER FORMS OF HUMAN CLUSTERS

  • They are unstructured.
  • People are found in one place but they do not interact with one another.
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Aggregate

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OTHER FORMS OF HUMAN CLUSTERS

  • They are not worried about the opinions and attitudes of others.
  • The group shares the same physical space or location.
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Aggregate

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OTHER FORMS OF HUMAN CLUSTERS

An agglomeration (mass collection of things; assemblage) where members possess common identifying status characteristics but do not interact socially.

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Social Category

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OTHER FORMS OF HUMAN CLUSTERS

  • Crowds, masses, public, social movements
  • Temporary groups
  • Interactions are short-lived
  • composed of clusters of people who share some kind of belief
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Collective

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OTHER FORMS OF HUMAN CLUSTERS

EX: Flash Mobs, Protests

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Collective

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OTHER FORMS OF HUMAN CLUSTERS

EX:
- Heterosexual, Homosexual, Asexual
- Single, married, divorced, widowed
- The slum dwellers, the middle class, the millionaires

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Social Category

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OTHER FORMS OF HUMAN CLUSTERS

EX:
- people waiting for a bus/jeep to come
- people inside a movie theater

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Aggregate

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People find themselves together in a related social situation that may have motivational implications for the development of groups

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Motivational Base Shared by Individuals

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SIZE OF THE GROUP

When a group has two members, it is called a _______.

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Dyad

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SIZE OF THE GROUP

As the size of the group increases in number, the type of _________ is affected. Likewise, it also affects the number of probable channels and interaction among the group members increases geometrically

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interaction

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A group will determine or develop structural forms that will facilitate the progress of the achievement of each goal and block structural forms that will hinder the pursuit of its goals

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Types of Group Goals

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It refers to the extent to which the members of a group have the capability to function and interact collectively in the direction of their goals

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Kind of Group Cohesion

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It is influenced by the size, goals, and the possibility of attaining the goals

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Kind of Group Cohesion

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It also depends on the extent to which individual’s needs and interests are satisfied

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Group cohesion

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It is a concept that social scientists have developed for scientific study of society, culture, and personality.

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Social Organization

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A system of _______ and ______ governs social activities.

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norms, values

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It refers to the independent network of roles and the hierarchy of statuses which define the reciprocal expectations and the power arrangement of the members of the social unit guided by norms

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Social Structure

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It refers to the results of action that occur in relation to a particular structure and includes the results of the activities of individuals occupying particular statuses

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Social Function

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It is introduced by Charles W. Cooley. The total personality of the human is being taken into account. The relationships are intimate and face to face, communication is profound and strong

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Primary Group

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Primary Group is introduced by ______ __ _______.
Charles W. Cooley
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It involves a reaction to only a part of the individual’s personality. The persons importance is the function of their performance in the group. They are said to be casual, temporary, limited. This tends to impose patterns of conformity. Lastly, it focuses on goals rather than personal relationships
Secondary Groups
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- “We” - Considered the insiders - Gives an individual a sense of belonging, solidarity, esprit de corps, protective attitude - The members are loyal to each other and know each other intimately
In-Groups
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- They - Considered the “other group” and are viewed as outsiders by the “in-group” - The “in-group” has insufficient contact with the out group
Out-Groups
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Groups that are significant to us as models. It is a group that is relevant to us and a group we refer to when making judgements. An individual has a high regard to this group and patterns their life to the group
Reference
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A group-shared image of another group. They can be positive, negative, or both. They are not totally fictitious as they need to bear some resemblance for it to be recognizable
Stereotype