WorksheetsWorksheet 3 UCSP Grade 11 4th Quarter
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
Any group that individuals use as a standard for evaluating themselves
Out-Group
Reference Group
Avoidance
Aspirational
A leader who takes personal charge of group decisions, and demands total group obedience.
Democratic
Authoritarian
Laissez-faire
Stalinist
According to the Milgram study people will knowingly harm others if what?
They get paid
If there a lot of people around
An authority figure tells them they have to
If they have a low hurry factor
A group to which people feel they belong
Us
Personal Orientation
In- Group
Out- Group
According to the Bystander Effect, people are less likely to offer help when?
If they are by themselves
When they know they are being filmed
In a group of others
It doesn't matter, no one will ever help anyone ever.
What was the purpose of the Asch Experiment?
To measure the effect of authority
To measure the effects of group pressure
To show the importance of situation over personality
To measure the effect of time
A group to which an individual does not identify with.
Coercive
Avoidance
Family
Out-Group
According to the Good Samaritan what factor was most important in people stopping and helping
How religious they were
Their ability to preform CPR
Their hurry factor
Nothing, no one will ever help anyone else, ever
Groups in which membership is beyond and individual's control
Involuntary
Voluntary
In-Group
Norms
An involuntary group membership that is used as a punishment
Voluntary
Involuntary
Avoidance
Coercive
Norms that are widely observed and have great moral significance
Norms
Folkways
Mores
No, no's
Collection of people who regularly interact with one another on the basis of shared expectations concerning behavior and who share sense of common identity.
social aggregates
social categories
social group
company
All of the following statements are true about social groups EXCEPT:
They are present in all societies
They have a strong influence of members
The size is always large
They interact with each other
Which of the following can be classified as a social group?
persons at a bus stop
a football team
persons waiting at a concert
What are social groups.
People gathered in a crowd
Two or more people who interact with one another, share similar characteristics, and collectively have a sense of unity.
Just people hanging out
People walking on the road and taking to each other
I am made up of two or more people who work together to achieve a common goal. What am I?
a social studies group
a social gathering
a social group
a society group
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of a social group?
Work towards a common goal
Share memes on social media
Share common interests and needs
Create a sense of unity
A social group you belong to because you choose to join that group.
Group Conformity
Voulntary Groups
Involuntary Groups
Heterogeneous
Communication between individual is an example of
cooperation
competition
conflict
interaction
When two sides settle for something slightly different to what they want this is callled
cooperation
competition
compromise
interaction
Which of the following is most likely to lead to cohesion within a group?
a lack of commitment
weak leadership
conflict
sharing a common goal
What are three ways conflict can be resolved in a group? Choose all that apply.
conflict
cooperation
sanctions
mediation
All of the following are examples of social groups except
a large crowd of people at a football match
the family
a group of friends
a class with their teacher
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of social groups?
provides a sense of identity and belonging
provides companionship
maintains the members financially
assists in problem solving
Competition between classmates can be productive when it results in
self-congratulation
feelings of failure
cheating in tests
determination and hard work
