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| This is a social position a person holds in society. Teacher, mother, student etc. |
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| This is a status your earn. |
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| This is a status you are born with. |
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| These are behaviors attached to a status. |
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| This occurs when the behaviors attached to two different statuses (roles) cause problems for you. Being a student and an employee. |
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| These are people who have regular contact with each other, share some ways of thinking and behaving, and take each other's behavior into account. |
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| An example of this type of group would be your family. |
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| Examples of this type of group would be the classroom or a place of employment. |
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| This is the group to which you feel you belong. As a group you separate yourselves, share values and see your group as superior. |
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| This is the most fragile type of group. If one person is removed from this group the group ends. |
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| This is a number of people who share a social characteristic. Males/Females - students |
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| This is a number of people who happen to be in the same place at the same time and lack organization. I.E., passengers on a plane, fans at a sporting event. |
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| In this type of group interaction, a person is forced to give in to the will of another person. |
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| This type of group interaction occurs when people compete for a greater percentage of the rewards. |
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| This is the goal of all groups. To get individuals to adapt to your behaviors, customs, symbols and beliefs. |
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| This is a type of group interaction where people work together towards a goal. |
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