Ucsp

• Primary Group- is characterized by long lasting intimate relationship which binds the member together more than the goal
• Primary Group- is characterized by long lasting intimate relationship which binds the member together more than the goal
• Secondary group - can be large small and the common interest bind the members together more than their relationship
• Secondary group - can be large small and the common interest bind the members together more than their relationship
• In group - one feels a sense of identity and belonginess
• In group - one feels a sense of identity and belonginess
• out group - one may feel the same of competitiveness or hostility
• out group - one may feel that s/he doesnt belong to a group
• Reference - an individual compares himself/herself
• Reference - an individual compares himself/herself
• Reference - Such group strongly influence an individual behaviour and attitudes
• Network - refers to the ties & linkages between people, their group to which they all belong to.
• Network - refers to the ties & linkages between people, their group to which they all belong to.
• Social aggregate - in the same room but no interaction
• Social aggregate - in the same room but no interaction
• Social group - collection of individuals who have relationship with one another that make them independent to some significant degree and more on general
• Social group - collection of individuals who have relationship with one another that make them independent to some significant degree and more on general
• Kinship - social institution that refers to relations formed between members of society
• Kinship - social institution that refers to relations formed between members of society
• Descent - refers to the origin or background of a person in terms of family or nationality.  it is a biological relationship
• Descent - refers to the origin or background of a person in terms of family or nationality.  it is a biological relationship
• Unilineal descent - usually traced through a single line of ancestor either from the patriliner and matrininer descent but not both
• Unilineal descent - usually traced through a single line of ancestor either from the patriliner and matrininer descent but not both
• Patriliner descent - affiliates a person with a group of relatives through his/her father
• Patriliner descent - affiliates a person with a group of relatives through his/her father
• Matriliner descent - affiliates a person with a group of relatives through his/her mother
• Matriliner descent - affiliates a person with a group of relatives through his/her mother
• Bilateral/bilineal desert - affiliates a person with the group of relatives through either with his/her parents. kinship is traced through both ancestral lines of the mother and the father
• Bilateral/bilineal desert - affiliates a person with the group of relatives through either with his/her parents. kinship is traced through both ancestral lines of the mother and the father
• Kinship by blood/ consanguineal kinship - considered as the most basic and general form of relation the relationship is achieved by birth or blood affinity
• Kinship by blood/ consanguineal kinship - considered as the most basic and general form of relation the relationship is achieved by birth or blood affinity
• Kinship by marriage/affinal kinship - refers to relationships that are established between individuals who are not related by blood but rather by marriage.
• Kinship by marriage/affinal kinship - refers to relationships that are established between individuals who are not related by blood but rather by marriage.
• Monogamy - both married parents only have one spouse or sexual mate
• Monogamy - both married parents only have one spouse or sexual mate
• Polygamy - one individual has multiple spouse or sexual mate and general
• Polygamy - one individual has multiple spouse or sexual mate and general
• Kinship by marriage/affinal kinship - refers to relationships that are established between individuals who are not related by blood but rather by marriage.
• Kinship by blood/ consanguineal kinship - considered as the most basic and general form of relation the relationship is achieved by birth or blood affinity
• Polygyny - man has multiple sexual mate