Assessment in Social Groups Topic

1. In your everyday life in your neighborhood, your childhood friend or kabarkada is an example of:

• In-group

• Out-group

• Primary group

• Secondary group

Typically a small social group whose members share close, personal and enduring relationships.

• Out-group

• Primary group

• Secondary group

• Networking group

Among different kinds of social groups in our society, this can be small or large, mostly impersonal and usually short-term.

• In-group

• Out-group

• Primary group

• Secondary group

In various manifestation of characteristics of social group, below are examples of in-groups EXCEPT:

• Loners

• SSG Officer

• Yes-O Club Member

• Member of English Club

Every social group manifests specific sets of characteristics, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of members in an in-group?

• similar likes/dislikes

• has feeling of attachment

• understand each others

• a sense of “I” rather than “We”

Teddy wants to be a basketball player someday and play in PBA like Robert Jaworski. Which group can this situation be implied?

• Primary group

• Secondary group

• Reference group

• Networking group

Nowadays technology-based social group has been already part of everyone’s daily life. As such, social networking sites is considered as are powerful __________tools.

• Man-made

• Laboratory

• Communication

• Technological

In this group, we see norms and dominant values, and we choose to either embrace and reproduce them in our own thoughts, behavior, and interactions with others;

• In-group

• Out-group

• Reference group

• Networking group

Which of the following is NOT an example of electronic forms of social networking?

• Letters

• Twitter

• Instagram

• Facebook

Which of the following sentences states false features of groups?

• An individual living all by himself

• Members contribute different inputs

• There is physical or virtual interaction

• Group members achieve their common goals