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What is the difference between a primary group and a secondary group in sociology?
Primary group is small, intimate, and less specialized with interactions over time, while secondary group is large, less intimate, more specialized, and based on impersonal and objective-oriented relationships for a limited time.
Explain the concept of in-group and out-group in sociology.
In-group refers to where one belongs, providing a sense of identity, while out-group is where one does not belong, leading to feelings of competitiveness or hostility.
What are the different categories of norms in society?
The categories of norms include rights vs rude (folkways), rights vs wrong (mores), right vs forbidden (taboos), and right vs illegal (laws).
Define roles in sociology.
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What is the difference between role strain and role conflict?
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Explain the concept of deviance in sociology.
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What are the different forms of deviance discussed in sociology?
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Define social control in sociology.
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What is human dignity, and why is it important in sociology?
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Explain the concept of common good in sociology.
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