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| consist of two or more that interact with one another and share common identity. Family friends and athletes |
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| is aa relatively small group who engage in face to face. family and friends. these people come and go |
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| is usually a large group of people formal, impersonal and temporary |
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| share a sense of identity that excludes outsiders |
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| are people that are treated negatvily because they are seen having values and beliefs. Fell different being christian or catholic |
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| refers to a deterioration of mental effeceiency reality testing and moral judgements. Nazi all think a like |
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| is a web of social ties that link individuals to others. Network that can be face to face communication |
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| creates people who share a common set of interest ad who are not paid |
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| is a formal organization that is designed to accomplish goals take large numbers |
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| domination by a small group of individuals |
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| macdonaldization of society |
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| the orgainization principles that underline mcdonalds dominate more and more |
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| groups and formal organization are composed of interrelated depedent parts |
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| differences in power and control |
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| emphasize the different positions of man and women in organization |
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| how people define a situation shapes group dynamics |
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| family economy politics education religion |
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