A. Individual activities
B. Families
C. Group activities
D. None of these
Social Groups
We are not equally involved in all our in-groups To measure the degree of closeness or acceptance we feel toward other groups Bogardus developed a concept called…………..?
A. Measuring acceptance
B. closeness degree
C. Social distance
D. None of these
The groups in which we come to know people intimately as individual personalities are called…………..?
A. Primary groups
B. Secondary groups
C. Tertiary groups
D. None of these
Secondary groups are…………..?
A. formal
B. Impersonal
C. both a & b
D. None of these
Primary groups are judged by them…………..?
A. efficiency
B. emotional Satisfaction
C. task
D. none of these
Personality is formed in……………?
A. Primary group
B. Secondary group
C. Both groups
D. None of these
“Geme in schaft”refers to a social system in which most relationships are ……………?
A. Personal or traditional
B. Impersonal
C. Organizational
D. None of these
Close friends who have known each other since childhood would be an example of a (n)……………?
A. Primary group
B. secondary group
C. out-groups
D. formal organizations
The destructive consequences of tensions between in-groups and out-groups are stressed by…………?
A. functionalists
B. conflict theorists
C. interactionists
D. classical theorists
Which of the following statements about small groups is correct…………….?
A. all small groups are primary groups
B. all small groups are secondary groups
C. many small groups differ from primary groups in that they do not necessarily offer the intimate personal relationships characteristic of primary groups
D. both b and c