UCSP REVIEWER

Question 1

• Collection of two or more persons who are in social interaction, who are
  guided by similar norms, values, and expectations, and who maintain a
  a stable pattern of relations over a period of time. (G. Homans, 1950)
• Set of individuals who identify and interact with one another in a
  a structured way based on shared values and goals. (D. Light, 1984)

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Group

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• A unit of interacting personalities with the interdependence of roles
  and statuses existing between and among themselves.
• A collection of people who interact with each other in accordance
  with the position they occupy in society.

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Social Group

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or a crowd; a group of people in
the same location at the same time but do not share a sense of identity nor interact with each other.

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Aggregate

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• When an interaction persists often enough, a social relation is formed.
• Social relation is reciprocal in nature; the behavior of the interactors
  derives its meaning from his relation to the other person or persons
  involved.

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SOCIAL RELATION

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some individuals who share similar characteristics but are not. in any way connected to one another.

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Category

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Refers to a type of collectivity established for the pursuit of the specific aims or goals, characterized by a formal structure of rules authority relations, a division of labor, and limited membership or admission. (J. Daymond, 1995)

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SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

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formed to serve a specific goal or purpose.

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Formal

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serve the needs of individual members without a
well-defined purpose.

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Informal

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provide income, a means of livelihood or other type of benefits to its members.

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Utilitarian

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pursue moral goals and commitments.

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Normative

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uses force to maintain control

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Coercive

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A small group that shares close, personal, enduring relationship; a fundamental unit of human society.

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Primary Groups

Question 11

A group where an individual feel Like he or she belongs to.

a social unit in which individuals feel at homeand with which they identify.

We tend to feel positively to our in-group members - in-group bias.

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In-Groups

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Groups an individual does identify with due to difference such as status. social class, interests, beliefs. etc.

Some other individuals feel opposition or desire to compete to out-groups.

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Out-Groups

Question 13

A group which individuals compare
themselves to; standard of measurement.

refers to a group to which an individual or another group is compared.

This is a group which individuals relate or aspire to relate themselves psychologically.

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Reference/ Psychological Group

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• groups which are organized to meet the special interest of the members.

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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP

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• groups organized to support or influence social actions.

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INFLUENCE/PEER GROUP

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• groups assigned to accomplish jobs which cannot be done by one person.

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TASK GROUP

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• “society”; refers to associations in which self-interest is the primary justification for membership.

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GESELLSCHAFT

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• “community”; refers to individuals bound together by common norms, often because of shared physical space and shared beliefs.

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GEMEINSCHAFT

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someone who influences other people in a group.

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Leader

Question 19

the act of leading, guiding and inspiring a group of people or an organization.

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Leadership

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the one that makes plans to achieve the goals of the group: focused on group’s goals/ purpose.

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Instrumental

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Is not particular with the goal but aims to increase harmony and lessen conflict within its group.

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Expressive