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Types of GroupsVersión en línea Quiz on sociological groups por Kenzie Eaton 1 What best defines a Group in sociology? a An audience b A category c A crowd d A gathering of 2 or more people who interact and share identity 2 Primary groups are usually: a Large and impersonal b Task-focused and time-limited c Small, face-to-face, long-term emotional connections d Outer social networks 3 Secondary groups are typically: a In-groups within organizations b Emotionally driven and long-term c Larger, impersonal, task-focused and time-limited d Small and intimate 4 In-group vs out-group refers to: a Public vs private status b Leader vs follower c Belonging vs not belonging to a group d Power vs authority 5 A reference group is: a A group you lead b A group used as a standard to measure oneself c A rival organization d A legal governing body 6 Dyads and Triads differ by: a Regional location and age b Size of the group and budget c Number of leaders and rules d Two-member vs three-member groups, affecting dynamics 7 What is a challenge of large groups? a Less interaction among members b Easier consensus c Hard to achieve cohesive goals d Faster decision making 8 Instrumental leadership focuses on: a Spreading propaganda b Emotional support c Personal popularity d Accomplishing tasks and goals 9 Which leadership style encourages member participation? a Democratic leaders b Authoritarian leaders c Laissez-Faire leaders d Autocratic leaders 10 Ash’s conformity study explored: a Economic decision making b Leadership hierarchy c Group income effects d How people conform to group norms Feedback 1 Groups involve interaction and a shared sense of identity. 2 Primary groups emphasize expressive emotional needs. 3 Secondary groups center on tasks rather than feelings. 4 In-groups are those you feel you belong to; out-groups are those you don’t. 5 People compare themselves to reference groups like peers. 6 Dyads can dissolve if one leaves; triads are more stable. 7 As groups grow, maintaining cohesion and focus becomes harder. 8 Instrumental leaders emphasize tasks; expressive leaders emphasize people. 9 Democratic style invites input; others are more controlling. 10 Ash’s experiments show pressure to conform to group norms.

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Types of GroupsVersión en línea

por Kenzie Eaton

What best defines a Group in sociology?

Primary groups are usually:

Secondary groups are typically:

In-group vs out-group refers to:

A reference group is:

Dyads and Triads differ by:

What is a challenge of large groups?

Instrumental leadership focuses on:

Which leadership style encourages member participation?

Ash’s conformity study explored:

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