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• Family and friendship groups

  The primary group based on social bonds, marriage, or adoption. E.g family, siblings, children etc.
• Sporting and Leisure groups

  • Groups that help people get fit, connected and entertained with others. Primary focus is to provide a fun and interactive way to be healthy. E.g netball, soccer, athletics
• Study and work groups

  • Groups who study, problem solve and assist each other with their learning. These groups can be found in high school, universities, businesses
• Business groups and their franchisees

  • Groups who share common work ethics (eg. Woolworths)
• Religious groups

  
  

  Formed around the common beliefs, traditions and values held by a specific doctrine or faith. E.g Christianity, Islamic
• Cultural groups


  • Based on a geographical area in which the group originated or developed. Members share social and traditional characteristics. E.g dancing club, Japanese language group
• Other specific groups within the community

  • Based on peoples wellbeing and if it is satisfied or not. E.g support groups
• Locality/geography


  • These groups are formed by people who live in the same specific region. E.g a bushwalking group may form in the Blue Mountains by residents in that area
• Gender

  • Marketing and media are more aimed at specific genders. Events and venues may be more attractive to one gender than the other or may be restricted on the basis of gender; for example, gyms
• Shared interest/common goal

  • Individuals seek out others with similar interests and goals and form groups based on these similarities. E.g women who attend a weight loss group
• Security


  • Community health, emergency and welfare services work to enhance this need. Individuals are most likely to choose to form groups by living in close proximity to others to feel safe and secure. E.g aging individuals may choose to live in a retirement village or enclosed compounds to feel a greater sense of security
• Sexuality


  • LGBTQI individuals may form social groups as a result of their shared values, beliefs and experiences
• Specific needs


  • Based on their economic, physical, cultural, intellectual and socioeconomic situations. E.g many local communities and welfare groups provide the opportunity for reformed alcoholics, gamblers and drug addicts to meet to work through their problems
• Social interaction


  • Some groups form as a way of just connecting in friendship groups. E.g colleagues may get coffee together during their breaks and teenagers may meet up at shopping centres
• Religion

  Groups may be formed through religion by individuals who all follow the same values and belief system which connects them on a spiritual level. E.g a group of people who go to the same church may have a bible study group that they meet in
• Culture


  • Formed by people that share the same practices or traditions in their country or origin. They form groups to celebrate their culture. E.g Chinese New Year, food festivals, cultural dance groups
• Other


  • Groups may be formed in order to heighten self esteem and confidence. Which means individuals will join a group to increase their power/status, which may help them achieve self actualisation. E.g someone who loves sport may reach self transcendence when they realise their goal of coaching a team
• types of groups FROCSS

  • Cultural groups
  • Family and Friends group
  • Study and work groups
  • Sporting and leisure groups
  • Other specific groups
  • Religious groups
• Types of groups


  Cultural groups

  Religious groups

  Other specific groups

  Sporting and leisure groups

  Study and work groups

  Family and Friends group

  CROSSF
• Cultural Group


  Cultural groups are based on the geographic areas from which people originate from. E.g Australia being a multicultural country
• Religious Group


  Religious groups are based on shared beliefs, morals and traditions. E.g Church or England or Jewish
• Other specific groups


  Other specific groups is based on peoples wellbeing and if it is satisfied or not. E.g support groups
• Study and work groups


  Share a common interest or goal in their study or where they work. E.g working at Coles or study groups
• Sporting and leisure groups


  Share a common interest or goal in a sport or another activity. E.g Waterpolo group or Musical theatre group
• Family and friend groups


  The primary group based on marriage, adoption or social bonds. E.g friend groups or family gatherings
• Reason for Group Formation


  Security

  Religion

  Culture

  Location/geography

  Other

  Gender

  Sexuality

  Specific needs

  social interaction

  shared interest

  SRCLOGSSSS
• Security


  Important aspect of self fuliment/happiness. E.g Neighbourhood watch or acre factiles
• Religion


  People from the same faith , share the same morals and beliefs. E.g Churhc
• Culture


  Shared beliefs or meeting people from the same background. E.g Chinese new year
• Location/geography


  Live in the same area or close promximity. E.g what soccer club you belong to based off your location
• Other


  To do with a persons needs and wants
• Gender


  Bond over common life experinces and who we are friends with.
• Sexuality


  Based on gender, sex, sexual oritation. E.g LGBTQI, OLife
• Specific needs


  Formation of groups based on support. E.g Consellor or addication group
• Shared interest


  A group of people that come together becasue they share a similar interest in something. E.g Sports
• Social interaction


  Groups based on social interactions between people
• Subjective


  An individuals opinion. E.g I Like dogs
• Objective


  A Fact. E.g We live in Australia
• Quantitative


  Something that is measured. E.g Length or time
• Qualitative


  Qualitative is something measured but is very descriptive or conceptual