SEATWORK 2

In your everyday life in school or in your neighborhood, your kabarkada is an example of:

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group

• Reference Group

• Network

Based on the kind of social relation, which of the following is an example of an in-group?

• enemies

• a biker and a singer

• members of a dance troupe

• knowing out-group’s differences

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

• Communication

• Laboratory

• Man made

• Technological

These are sets of informal and formal social ties that link people to each other.

• In-groups

• Networks

• Out-group

• Reference groups

Network links people among themselves in various ways. Which words below pertain to an example of networks:

• Postcard

• Letters

• Facebook

• Fax

In the society, we observed that people are group in certain particular manner. Which of the following is an example of a secondary group?

• Bikers

• Project Groups

• Clan

• Childhood Friends

People are grouped according to certain manner. Which group is identified with each other based on common interests?

• Primary Group

• In-group

• Reference Group

• Out- Group

Many of the social groups have shared various similarities in some particular way, which of the following is the true purpose of having a reference group?

• To win friends

• To serve as guide of our behavior

• To identify Cultural and behavioral Norms

• To evaluate the behavior and culture of the people

Social groups manifest different affinity of social relation. Which of the following is an example of a primary group?

• No identity

• Fraternity groups

• Childhood groups

• Short term relationship with the community

Because of certain characteristics of people, what groups in which individuals do not identify herself/himself?

• reference group

• social group

• out-group