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What is the primary characteristic of relationships in a Gesellschaft?
What is the primary characteristic of relationships in a Gesellschaft?
- Impersonal and rationalized (correct)
- Intimate and face-to-face
- Personal and emotional
- Contractual and natural
What type of group is characterized by close personal and family ties?
What type of group is characterized by close personal and family ties?
- Secondary group
- Gesellschaft
- Gemeinschaft (correct)
- Primary group
What is the term for 'natural will' of the members in a Gemeinschaft?
What is the term for 'natural will' of the members in a Gemeinschaft?
- Impersonal will
- Rational will
- Total personality
- Natural will (correct)
Who introduced the concept of 'Primary group'?
Who introduced the concept of 'Primary group'?
What is a common criterion for classifying social groups?
What is a common criterion for classifying social groups?
What is the main difference between primary and secondary groups?
What is the main difference between primary and secondary groups?
What is a necessary condition for a group to exist?
What is a necessary condition for a group to exist?
What is the term used to describe a collection of people who share a common identifying characteristic but do not interact with each other?
What is the term used to describe a collection of people who share a common identifying characteristic but do not interact with each other?
What is a factor that influences the formation of a group?
What is a factor that influences the formation of a group?
What is the concept that social scientists have developed to study society, culture, and personality?
What is the concept that social scientists have developed to study society, culture, and personality?
What is the term used to describe a cluster of people who share some kind of beliefs and are prepared for action?
What is the term used to describe a cluster of people who share some kind of beliefs and are prepared for action?
What is the minimum number of people required to form a group?
What is the minimum number of people required to form a group?
What is the purpose of using expressions like 'we are engaged in these activities' and 'we work for the welfare of the society'?
What is the purpose of using expressions like 'we are engaged in these activities' and 'we work for the welfare of the society'?
How does a member of the in-group tend to view the out-group?
How does a member of the in-group tend to view the out-group?
What are the over-simplified and sometimes false conceptions or images that people seize about other groups?
What are the over-simplified and sometimes false conceptions or images that people seize about other groups?
What is the term for the groups that are significant to us as models, even if we are not a part of the group?
What is the term for the groups that are significant to us as models, even if we are not a part of the group?
What is the result of having insufficient contact with the members of the out-group?
What is the result of having insufficient contact with the members of the out-group?
What can be an example of a stereotyped image of a social class or occupational group?
What can be an example of a stereotyped image of a social class or occupational group?
