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    Learning Task 1: Complete The Letters of The Word Based On What The Pictures Imply

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    The document defines and describes different types of social groups: 1) Primary groups involve close emotional ties and spending significant time together, helping to form personal identity. 2) Secondary groups have weaker emotional ties and less personal knowledge between members, whose main purpose is not maintaining relationships. 3) An in-group consists of those who share a common bond, while an out-group is comprised of those not in the in-group. 4) A reference group is one used for social comparison regardless of membership. 5) A network refers to a collection of individuals connected in a specific pattern that allows for greater collective capabilities than individuals alone.

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    Learning Task 1: Complete The Letters of The Word Based On What The Pictures Imply

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    The document defines and describes different types of social groups: 1) Primary groups involve close emotional ties and spending significant time together, helping to form personal identity. 2) Secondary groups have weaker emotional ties and less personal knowledge between members, whose main purpose is not maintaining relationships. 3) An in-group consists of those who share a common bond, while an out-group is comprised of those not in the in-group. 4) A reference group is one used for social comparison regardless of membership. 5) A network refers to a collection of individuals connected in a specific pattern that allows for greater collective capabilities than individuals alone.

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    The document defines and describes different types of social groups: 1) Primary groups involve close emotional ties and spending significant time together, helping to form personal identity. 2) Secondary groups have weaker emotional ties and less personal knowledge between members, whose main purpose is not maintaining relationships. 3) An in-group consists of those who share a common bond, while an out-group is comprised of those not in the in-group. 4) A reference group is one used for social comparison regardless of membership. 5) A network refers to a collection of individuals connected in a specific pattern that allows for greater collective capabilities than individuals alone.

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    Learning Task 1: Complete The Letters of The Word Based On What The Pictures Imply

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    Learning Task 1: Complete the letters of the word

    based on what the pictures imply.

    Answers:

    1,Family
    2,Friends
    3,Classmates
    4,Networks
    5,Organization 

    Learning task 2:
    Answers:
    The words that I formed were family, friends,
    classmates, networks and organization.I can relate to
    the pictures above because it's related to social or
    social groups.

    What is a Group?
     A group is composed of two or more persons
    interacting with each other and
    guided by a set of norms. It is also defined as specified
    number of individuals where
    each recognizes members as distinct from non-
    members.

    Basic Classifications of Social Groups


    1. Primary Groups
    2. Secondary Groups
    3. In-group
    4. Out-group
    5. Reference Groups
    6. Network

    Primary groups are marked by concern for one


    another, shared activities and
    culture, and long periods of time spent together. They
    are influential in developing
    an individual’s personal identity. The goal of primary
    groups is actually the
    relationships themselves rather than achieving some
    other purpose.

    Secondary groups involve weak


    emotional ties and little personal knowledge of
    one another. In contrast to primary groups,
    secondary groups don’t have the goal of
    maintaining and developing the relationships
    themselves. These groups are based on usual
    or habitual interests or affairs.

    In-group Belonging to the same group as others who


    share the same common bond
    and interests who are more likely to understand each
    other refers to an in- group.

    Out group Those who do not belong to the in-group are


    part of the out-group, which
    exist in the perceptions of the in-group members and
    takes on social reality as a
    result of behavior by in-group members who use the
    out group as a negative point
    of reference.

    Reference group is a collection of people


    that we use as a standard of comparison for
    ourselves regardless of whether we are part of
    that group. We rely on reference groups to
    understand social norms, which then shape our
    values, ideas, behavior, and appearance. This
    means that we also use them to evaluate the
    relative worth, desirability, or appropriateness
    of these things.

    Network is a collection of people tied


    together by a specific pattern of connections.
    They can be characterized by the number of
    people involved, as in the dyad (by twos) and
    triad (by threes), but also in terms of their
    structures (who is connected to whom) and
    functions (what flows across ties). Networks
    indeed, are able to do more things and
    different things than individuals acting on
    their own could. Networks have this effect,
    regardless of the content of the connections or
    persons involved.

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