6-1 Primary & Secondary Groups

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S.6.1 Sociologically define social groups and distinguish groups from crowds and aggregates.
S.6.2 Distinguish between primary groups and secondary groups with examples of each.
S.6.3 Explore reasons for group formation; distinguish instrumental from expressive needs.

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Matching Pairs 6-1 Primary & Secondary GroupsOnline version S.6.1 Sociologically define social groups and distinguish groups from crowds and aggregates. S.6.2 Distinguish between primary groups and secondary groups with examples of each. S.6.3 Explore reasons for group formation; distinguish instrumental from expressive needs. by Lance Hiles 1 Act on each other's behavior, meet regularly, have similar thoughts & feelings, & have a common ___ , these are the traits of a group. 2 You see your bus driver twice a day during the school year, but you don't form a primary relationship with them, because your ___ are not equal. 3 A group is not the same as a _____ , which are people who share a social characteristic, such as High-school seniors and all women. 4 In the southern states of the U.S., boundaries existed between African Americans and whites, an example of how groups can result in _____ 5 Chances of knowing everyone fairly well are greater in _____ groups. Teammates are more likely to develop primary relationships than spectators 6 ___ who babysit your kids, people you eat with once a week, & old college friends, these are primary groups for grown ups. 7 The purpose of primary groups is to provide _____ , which is why sports teams who have no chance of winning refuse to give up, fighting for each other 8 Groups consist of 2+ people, who consider _____ , who share goals, & who think & act the same. Aggregates are not groups. 9 Groups consist of 2+ people, who have _____ with each other, who share goals, & who think & act the same. Social categories are not groups. 10 If ___ becomes more important than the task, a secondary group becomes ineffective. e.g. solider more interested in relationships than the mission 11 When members of ____ share their personal lives & care about each other, this is an example of primary relationships in a secondary group. 12 Small children first experience primary groups in their ____ , & on the playground, which is key for socialization. 13 When your parents ____ to you, this is a secondary relationships in a primary group. 14 The one duty of a secondary group member is to help out with the group's ____ , & they can do this without being friendly or personable. 15 Members of secondary groups interact _____ . Members involve only parts of their personalities. These are called secondary relationships. 16 People is line at the grocery store are a(n) ____ , because they just happen to be taking up space in the same area. They are not a group. 17 Although categories are not groups, some members may form groups. e.g. Citizens of a state (social category) banding together in a _____ . 18 A secondary group can be members of a school club, local citizens coming together for a few days to address _____ , or people at a job site. 19 The purpose of primary groups is to force members to ____ to norms, such as parents giving verbal reminders when their children act disrespectful 20 When 2+ people seek each other 's company, know all about each other, & are ____ , they become a primary group.

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