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A
Primary groups → B. Secondary groups → C. Aggregate groups → D. Category groups
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Primary groups → C. Aggregate groups → B. Secondary groups → D. Category groups
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Secondary groups → B. Primary groups → C. Category groups → D. Aggregate groups
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Category groups → B. Aggregate groups → C. Secondary groups → D. Primary groups
Understanding the Answer
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Answer
When we think about social groups, we can arrange them based on how personal and emotionally connected they are. Primary groups, like close family and friends, are the most personal because they involve strong emotional bonds and intimate relationships. Next are secondary groups, such as coworkers or classmates, where connections are more about shared goals and less about personal feelings. Aggregate groups, like a crowd at a concert, involve people who are together but don’t really interact meaningfully, while category groups, such as all the people who wear glasses, are even less personal because they are based on a shared characteristic rather than interaction. For example, while you might feel deep connections with your family and friends, you likely don’t feel the same bond with people simply because you all enjoy the same type of music at a concert.
Detailed Explanation
Primary groups are close friends and family. Other options are incorrect because This mixes up the types; This suggests secondary groups are more personal than primary groups.
Key Concepts
Types of social groups
Group dynamics
Belonging and identity formation
Topic
Social Groups
Difficulty
easy level question
Cognitive Level
understand
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