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What is a primary group?

• A large group with short-term relationships

• A large group with enduring relationships

• A small group with close, personal relationships

• A small group with impersonal relationships

What is a secondary group?

• A large group with impersonal relationships

• A small group with close, personal relationships

• A small group with enduring relationships

• A large group with short-term relationships

What is a reference group?

• A group to which we compare ourselves

• A group with enduring relationships

• A group with impersonal relationships

• A group with short-term relationships

What is an in-group?

• A group that is impersonal and short-term

• A group that an individual does not identify with

• A group to which an individual feels loyalty and respect

• A group that is typically found at work and school

What is an out-group?

• A group to which an individual feels loyalty and respect

• A group that is impersonal and short-term

• A group that an individual does not identify with

• A group that is typically found at work and school

What is Group Think?

• A process by which group members have personal relationships

• A process by which group members always agree with each other

• A process by which group members never interact with each other

• A process by which group members ignore ways of thinking against group consensus

What is the purpose of Reference Groups?

• To have impersonal relationships within the group

• To ensure group members always agree with each other

• To provide a character connection and identity association

• To create antagonism and contempt for other groups

Where are Secondary Groups typically found?

• In reference groups

• In primary groups

• At work and school

• At home

What is the main characteristic of a Primary Group?

• Impersonal relationships

• Short-term relationships

• Enduring relationships

• Large group size

What is the main characteristic of a Secondary Group?

• Impersonal relationships

• Enduring relationships

• Large group size

• Close, personal relationships