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Human Dignity and Human Rights Quiz

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What is the main difference between Primary Groups and Secondary Groups?

Members of Primary groups have personal relationships, while members of Secondary groups have objective relationships. (correct)

Members of Primary groups are unaware of each other, unlike in Secondary groups.

Primary groups are larger and less intimate than Secondary groups.

Primary groups are more specialized than Secondary groups.

What is the main characteristic of In-Groups?

Members experience out-group derogation or discrimination.

There is a tendency to favor in-group members over others. (correct)

In-Groups are more specialized than Out-Groups.

In-Groups are unaware of each other's existence.

What is the primary function of a Reference Group?

To reinforce one's own attitudes and orientations.

To establish a unique sense of identity for its members.

To exclude other people from socialization.

To look for guidance and use as a standard for evaluation. (correct)

Which of the following best describes the concept of 'Othering'?

The act of excluding other people from social interactions. Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes Agents of Socialization in terms of their impact on individuals?

They contribute to enculturation for survival. Signup and view all the answers

How do Deviant behaviors differ from Conformity within a social context?

Deviant behaviors arouse negative social reactions by violating social norms. Signup and view all the answers

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Group Dynamics

Primary Groups are small, intimate, and typically long-lasting, while Secondary Groups are larger, impersonal, and often temporary.

In-Groups

In-Groups are characterized by a sense of shared identity, mutual support, and a strong sense of belonging among members.

Reference Groups

The primary function of a Reference Group is to provide individuals with a standard for evaluating themselves, their attitudes, and their behaviors.

'Othering' refers to the process of distinguishing oneself or one's group from others, often by creating social boundaries and highlighting differences.

Socialization

Agents of Socialization, such as family, peers, and media, differ in their impact on individuals based on their level of influence, intimacy, and frequency of interaction.

Conformity and Deviance

Deviant behaviors differ from Conformity in that they involve violating social norms, values, and expectations, while Conformity involves adhering to these norms and expectations.

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Test your knowledge on human dignity, innate rights, and human rights principles. Explore the concepts of being valued, respected, and deserving liberties and protections. Also, understand how society is organized through social categorization and social aggregates.