Groups within society

An "in-group" is the group you belong to and an "out-group" is a group that you do not belong to.

• True

• False

A group is two or more people who:

• like to be together

• interact with and influence each other

• are together in a small area

• attend the same club

People join groups to:

• dress alike.

• fulfil their need to belong.

• lead and be bossy.

• get out of the house.

1.People waiting for the MARTA train would be an example of:

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group

• Social Aggregate

• Social Category

High school teachers would be an example of:

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group

• Social Aggregate

• Social Category

My mom and her two sisters are most likely a

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group

• Social Aggregate

• Social Category

This class is an example of a:

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group

• Social Aggregate

• Social Category

A group targeted for opposition and antagonism

• In Group

• Out Group

• Reference Group

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group

A group used for self-evaluation and the formation of attitudes, norms, beliefs and values

• In Group

• Out Group

• Reference Group

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group

A exclusive group that demands intense loyalty

• In Group

• Out Group

• Reference Group

• Primary Group

• Secondary Group