how society is organized

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Primary Group 
Members conduct themselves informally, interact spontaneously, sympathetic with one another and enjoy each other's company
Primary Group 
Family
Couple
Church
Secondary Group 
Members conduct themselves according to role expectation and treat each other with acknowledgement to status and degree of acquaintance
Secondary Group 
Co-workers/Officemates
Primary group 
Engages on a personal level of intimate relationship and strong bonds of association, and emotional attachment
Secondary Group 
Engages in transactional relationships in pursuit, facilitation and attainment of goals
Formal Group 
Intentionally formed and planned for carrying out specific purposes
Formal Group 
Students Organizations
Informal Group 
Formed unplanned and spontaneously established out of random association and interaction
Informal Group 
Peer Group
Open Group
Open for everyone
Open Group
Clubs
Closed Group 
Exclusive to a selected number of persons either by quota or qualifications
Closed Group
Political Party
Interest Group 
Formed for the purpose of protecting and promoting the trade, interests, and well – being of its members
Interest Group
Guilds
Pressure Group 
From the private sector of society that are formed to influence the public's views
Pressure Group
Militant Group
Task Group 
Constitutes a pool of workers labor force, or performers following a chain of command for the purpose of completing a task
Task Group 
Production Team
In-Group 
Members have a sense of loyalty, camaraderie, and solidarity. Non – members are considered "outsiders", "the others", or "strangers." Members of this group 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
Minority Group 
Ethnic Groups
In Reference Group 
One is not necessarily a member but they serve a comparative basis for self – evaluation
In Reference Group 
Socialites