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What distinguishes primary groups from secondary groups?
What distinguishes primary groups from secondary groups?
- Primary groups are highly competitive, whereas secondary groups promote well-being.
- Primary groups have small, emotional, face-to-face interactions, while secondary groups are larger and more impersonal. (correct)
- Primary groups are task-oriented, while secondary groups are relational-oriented.
- Primary groups lack a sense of belongingness, while secondary groups experience strong social cohesion.
What is the purpose of a reference group?
What is the purpose of a reference group?
- Solve problems and promote causes.
- Structure social ties based on diversity and respect.
- Offer face-to-face interactions and emotional connections.
- Provide a comparison standard for individuals. (correct)
Which type of social solidarity is characterized by shared values and little division of labor?
Which type of social solidarity is characterized by shared values and little division of labor?
- Organic solidarity
- Interpersonal solidarity
- Structural solidarity
- Mechanical solidarity (correct)
What is a characteristic of informal organizations?
What is a characteristic of informal organizations?
In which type of group do individuals experience a lack of belongingness and sometimes competitiveness?
In which type of group do individuals experience a lack of belongingness and sometimes competitiveness?
What theoretical perspectives provide different views on social groups?
What theoretical perspectives provide different views on social groups?
What is the main purpose of task-oriented groups?
What is the main purpose of task-oriented groups?
Which type of social solidarity is based on diversity and respect?
Which type of social solidarity is based on diversity and respect?
What is a key characteristic that distinguishes formal organizations from informal organizations?
What is a key characteristic that distinguishes formal organizations from informal organizations?
Which type of group is defined by a lack of belongingness and potential competitiveness?
Which type of group is defined by a lack of belongingness and potential competitiveness?
What is the main purpose of a reference group?
What is the main purpose of a reference group?
Which theoretical perspective provides a view on social groups that focuses on conflict and power struggles?
Which theoretical perspective provides a view on social groups that focuses on conflict and power struggles?
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