Jared Social Studies

What are the five main categories into which the functions of institutions are usually divided?

• Socialization, Regulation, Coordination, Provision of Services, Conflict Resolution
• Analysis, Observation, Intervention, Support, Negotiation
• Education, Enforcement, Innovation, Distribution, Mediation
• Planning, Implementation, Evaluation, Communication, Advocacy

Define a Social Group

• A number of individuals who share a common bond or relationship and have a particular goal or purpose

• A social group is a solitary individual with no interactions.
• A social group is a type of government organization.
• A social group is a random collection of objects.

An individual becomes a member of a group to satisfy some need. What are some of these needs?

• Belonging and identity; physical companionship; emotional security; avenues for leadership and decision making; status and importance

• Financial gain
• Personal space
• Career advancement

How are groups classified?

• Groups are classified by their popularity and trends.
• Groups are classified based on their location and age.
• Groups are classified by their color and size.
• Size

  Structure

  Membership

  Purpose

  Formalization

Are primary groups small or large?

• medium
• small
• very large
• variable size

Give an example of a primary group

• Friends
• Colleagues
• Acquaintances
• Classmates

Give an example of a Secondary Group

• A workplace or a professional organization.
• A social club for friends
• A sports team
• A close-knit family

Are Secondary Groups large or small

• Small
• Medium
• Variable
• Large

Primary groups are small and characterized by intimacy, face to face contact

• True
• False

Secondary groups are much larger groups than primary groups. This leads to less frequent interaction among members. Example Trade Unions and Political parties

• True
• False