Category: Social Groups

A. behavior learning
B. socialization
C. both a & b
D. None of these

A. work harder than when they work alone
B. may engage in social loafing
C. feel they must work harder to prove their value to the group
D. may engage in intergroup relativism

A. monogamy
B. polygamy
C. polygyny
D. polyandry

A. Clan
B. Tribe
C. Kin group
D. class

A. secondary socialization and strict discipline
B. emotional support and sexual gratification
C. primary socialization and personality stabilization
D. oppressing women and reproducing the labor force

A. all small groups are primary groups
B. all small groups are secondary groups
C. many small groups differ from primary groups in that they do not necessarily offer the intimate personal relationships characteristic of primary groups
D. both b and c

A. both partners can benefit if each play competitively
B. both partners can benefit if each plays cooperative
C. you are more likely to employ a cooperative strategy if your partner exhibits cooperation early and consistently
D. neither you nor your partner can win

A. Measuring acceptance
B. closeness degree
C. Social distance
D. None of these

A. normative function by enforcing standards of conduct and belief
B. comparison function by serving as a standard against which people can measure themselves and others
C. elimination function by dissolving groups that no longer have a social purpose
D. both a and b

A. Intermediate groups
B. Tertiary groups
C. Task-groups
D. None of these