Social Groups

A. Clan
B. Tribe
C. Kin group
D. class

A. in-group
B. reference group
C. secondary group
D. relationship

A. anticipatory bond
B. expressive tie
C. family tie
D. instrumental bond

A. socialization
B. meeting important personal needs
C. social control
D. accomplishing a specific practical purpose

A. They are membership groups
B. They provide comparative but not normative functions
C. Those which do not match membership groups may create feelings of relative deprivation
D. They are groups to which we refer in our conversations

A. work harder than when they work alone
B. may engage in social loafing
C. feel they must work harder to prove their value to the group
D. may engage in intergroup relativism

A. both partners can benefit if each play competitively
B. both partners can benefit if each plays cooperative
C. you are more likely to employ a cooperative strategy if your partner exhibits cooperation early and consistently
D. neither you nor your partner can win

A. coercive organizations
B. total institutions
C. utilitarian organizations
D. voluntary organizations

A. the iron law of oligarchy
B. Parkinson’s law
C. the peter principle
D. trained incapacity

A. organizational goals reflect the priorities of those who occupy the top positions
B. bureaucracies are arenas for cooperation in which the dominant social values of justice and equality take precedence
C. factories are organized and operate independently of market pressures
D. bureaucracies result from the centralizing tendencies of socialism and help to redistribute wealth and power