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Quiz on sociological groups

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Quiz on sociological groups

by Kenzie Eaton
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What best defines a Group in sociology?

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Primary groups are usually:

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Secondary groups are typically:

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In-group vs out-group refers to:

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A reference group is:

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Dyads and Triads differ by:

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What is a challenge of large groups?

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Instrumental leadership focuses on:

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Which leadership style encourages member participation?

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Ash’s conformity study explored:

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Groups involve interaction and a shared sense of identity.

Primary groups emphasize expressive emotional needs.

Secondary groups center on tasks rather than feelings.

In-groups are those you feel you belong to; out-groups are those you don’t.

People compare themselves to reference groups like peers.

Dyads can dissolve if one leaves; triads are more stable.

As groups grow, maintaining cohesion and focus becomes harder.

Instrumental leaders emphasize tasks; expressive leaders emphasize people.

Democratic style invites input; others are more controlling.

Ash’s experiments show pressure to conform to group norms.

 
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