Module 7 Flashcards

1
Q

______ - consist of individuals who are united by their similar characteristics, and these characteristics interact
with one another.

A

Social group

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2
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__________ - another classification of human groupings in which individuals gather in the same place but are neither interacting nor sharing similar characteristics (e.g., people gathered in shopping)

A

Social Aggregate

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3
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__________- - consists of individuals who have dynamic relationships that are
interacting with other relationships within a
structure

A

Social Networks

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4
Q
  • is a visual representation of social
    networks present in one group or more
A

Sociogram

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5
Q
  • a psychotherapist, in 1951 to
    understand the dynamics of the intersections of social group (e.g., individuals, peers) within
    the structure
A

Jacob Moreno

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6
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  • exclusive group that
    separate from the entire unit
A

a clique

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7
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  • an individual
    who relates to another individual who does not reciprocate the affiliation
A

a one-way choice

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8
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  • an individual who has
    chosen no one and is not chosen by anyone in the structure
A

an isolate

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9
Q

Three Types of Human Social Groupings

A

in-group
out-group
reference group

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10
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  • is the social group in which an individual directly affiliates and expresses loyalty to.
A

In-Groups

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11
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Three characteristics of in-group

A

a. Members use titles, external symbol, and dress to
distinguish themselves from the out-group

b. Members apply positive stereotypes to their in-group and negative stereotypes to the out-group)

c. Members tend to clash or compete with the members
the out-group. This competition with the other group can
also strengthen the unity with each group

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12
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  • this is the group that an individual is not
    part of.
A

Out-Group

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13
Q
  • when the behavior of an individual can be
    shaped by the set of the behavior and beliefs of a group that such an individual considers as ideal, the ideal group, it is used by an
    individual as a standard to measure his/her actions
A

Reference Group

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14
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  • an experience that occur when an individual
    that is part of reference group receives a positive self - evaluation
A

Normative Effect

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15
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  • an experience that occur when an individual
    that is part of reference group receives a negative self - evaluation
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Comparative Effect

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16
Q
  • are the direct sources of an individual’s social skills and knowledge, Form with a bond over long period of time (family, friends, peers, classmates and church
A

Primary Groups

17
Q
  • are more formal in context as the relationships and interactions in them are limited to a particular role that an individual plays within a group.
A

Secondary Groups

18
Q
  • created when large group members form
    isolated group to cope
A

Small groups