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Test your understanding of group types and dynamics.

by Devi Novitasari
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1. What best defines a social group (kelompok sosial)?

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2. What is the basis for forming many social groups?

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3. If a group introduces speaking order rules to prevent dominance, this illustrates what?

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4. A debate team with a chair, schedule, task division, and rules is what kind of group?

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5. A crowd that stops at an accident with no ongoing plan or shared purpose best fits which type?

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6. In a village where people help each other and share family-like bonds, which Durkheim solidarity is shown?

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7. A hospital where doctors, nurses, pharmacists, admins, and technicians depend on each other illustrates which solidarity?

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8. A big, close-knit family living in a village is an example of what type of group?

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9. A company hiring staff on contracts where work and economic goals drive relations demonstrates which concept?

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10. A person closely follows and relates to colleagues in a sports club; the club becomes their reference group. Which option is correct?

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A social group forms through interaction, shared goals, and belonging, not just shared age or location.

Groups commonly arise from common interests and shared purposes.

Control of interaction is a classic example of group dynamics at work.

Structured roles and rules indicate an organized social group.

Lack of ongoing structure or shared aim characterizes an unstructured group.

Close-knit, traditional ties reflect mechanical solidarity.

Different specialized roles relying on one another exemplify organic solidarity.

Families with deep emotional ties are classic primary groups.

Contract-based, interdependent work relationships align with organic solidarity.

When someone identifies with a group and feels belonging, it is an ingroup.

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