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  • Primary group
    Members conduct themselves informally, interact spontaneously, sympathetically to one another, and enjoy each other's company
  • Secondary group
    Members conduct themselves according to role expectation and treat each other with acknowledgement to status and degree of acquaintance
  • Primary group
    • Family
    • Couple
    • Church
  • Secondary group
    • Co-workers/Officemates
    • Sports Teammates
    • Committee
  • Formal group
    Intentionally formed and planned for carrying out specific purposes
  • Informal group
    Formed unplanned and spontaneously established out of random association and interaction
  • Formal group
    • Student Organizations
    • Professional Associations
    • Religious Orders
  • Informal group
    • Peer Group
    • Dating Group
    • Study Group
  • Open group
    Membership is open for everyone
  • Closed group
    Membership is exclusive to a selected number of persons either by quota or qualifications
  • Open group
    • Clubs
    • Public Forums
  • Closed group
    • School exclusive for Girls
    • Political Party
  • Interest group
    Formed for the purpose of protecting and promoting the trade, interests, and well-being of its members
  • Pressure group
    Formed to influence the public's views
  • Task group
    Constitute a pool of workers labor force, or performers following a chain of command for the purpose of completing a task
  • Interest group
    • Guilds
    • Art Clubs
    • Labor Unions
  • Pressure group
    • Militant Group
    • Advocacy group
  • Task group
    • Production Team
    • Sports Team
    • Orchestra
  • In-group
    Members have a sense of loyalty, camaraderie, and solidarity. Non-members are considered "outsiders", "the others", or "strangers"
  • Out-group
    One is perceived to be apart from the others. They are often perceived as odd and indifferent
  • Minority group
    Relatively less dominant in terms of its size, status, or degree of influence
  • Reference group
    One is not necessarily a member but they serve a comparative basis for self-evaluation
  • Minority group
    • Ethnic Groups
  • Reference group
    • Goths
    • Rockers
    • Socialites
  • Social group
    A collection of people who regularly interact with one another based on shared expectations concerning behavior and who share a sense of common identity
  • Primary group
    • Typically a small group whose members share close, personal, and enduring relationships
  • Secondary group
    • Can be small or large and mostly impersonal and usually short-term, typically found at work and school
  • Reference group
    A group to which we compare ourselves, also called identity association groups since their creation is fueled by a person's desired to provide a character connection
  • In-group
    • Social group to which an individual feels he or she belong, one feels loyalty and respect for this group
  • Out-group
    • Social groups that an individual does not identify with, one feels antagonism and contempt for these groups
  • Group think
    A process by which the members of a group ignore ways of thinking and plans of action that go against the group consensus
  • Group think is said to be taking place, it is a psychological influence exerted over us by our respective groups on moral, legal, scientific, and religious matters