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What is the difference between primary and secondary groups?
Primary groups are small and characterized by direct intimacy and long-term connections, while secondary groups are larger and more goal-oriented, formed as individuals venture through life such as in school or the workplace.
How are in-group and out-group defined?
In-group refers to a group where individuals feel belongingness and share the same interests or traits, while out-group refers to a feeling of being outcast and distant.
What is the concept of a reference group?
A reference group is a group that becomes a criterion for judging and serves as a comparison for behavior and attitudes.
Define kinship and provide an example of kin/kins.
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What is the difference between consanguineal and affinal kinship?
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Provide an example of a secondary kin relationship.
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Primary Groups – Small group where members share direct intimacy and long-term connections. Secondary Group – Large scale that is formed as you venture in life such as in your school, workplace. It is more goal oriented rather than building intimate relationship unlike primary groups. In-group and Out-group – When you feel belongingness and shares the same interest or trait are in-group while the feeling of outcast and distant is out-group. Reference Group – It is when a group became a criterion for judging as well as seeing how they behave in comparison to another group. Network – source or connection among people of the same or different field. Kinship – is the basic of all human relationship that is usually bonded by blood or marriage. Kin/Kins – Person/s who is relatively connected to each other by blood/marriage. Consanguineal Kinship – relationship by blood Affinal Kinship – Relationship through marriage Primary – Directly related to the each other by blood (ex. Father and daughter) Secondary – blood related to your primary kin (ex. You and your Father’s Brother; Uncle)
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What is the primary characteristic of a primary group?
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Which type of group is more focused on building intimate relationships rather than being goal-oriented?
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What defines an in-group?
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What is the primary function of a reference group?
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Which term refers to the source or connection among people of the same or different field?
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What type of kinship is defined by relationship through marriage?
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