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a. Primary
b. Secondary
REFERENCE GROUPS.
The scale of a society comes from an understanding of that
society's settlement pattern, which can only come from
survey.
Oral tradition
Ethno archaeology
A personal identity is a general feature of our species
but it is not always easy to reconstruct this identity
from archaeological remains. The use of purely
personal objects in a society tends to correspond with
the development of ritual activity and the construction
of monumental buildings. Gender has become an
important aspect of the archaeological study of
identity as it is a social construct involving the sex-
related roles of individuals in society.
The study of molecular genetics is also a potentially
important new field in the investigation of individuals
and social groups
Primary- primary group is typically a small social group (small-scale
society) whose members share close, personal, enduring relationships.
These groups are marked by members' concern for one another, in
shared activities and culture.
- The concept of the primary group was introduced by Charles
Cooley, a sociologist from the Chicago School of sociology, in his
book Social Organization: A Study of the Larger Mind.
•Disclaim ant Reference Groups are groups that we belong to, but do not agree
with in regards to attitudes, social, and behaviours. Suppose that Carol has a
busy career and does not want any children. Carol finds that the married
women in her area believe that all married women should stay at home and
have at least one child. In this instance, the married women in her area are a
disclaim ant reference group.
ASPIRATIONAL & AVOIDANT REFERENCE GROUPS
- • We do not have to belong to a reference group in order
for it to have an influence over us. An aspirational reference
group is a group we do not belong to, but we hope to belong to in
the future. Suppose Jim is a High School Senior who is applying
for college in hopes of becoming a career psychologist. He might
use established career psychologists as an aspirational reference
group to determine which programs he should apply to, what his
undergraduate major should be, and what societies he should
join. An avoidant reference group, also known as a dissociative
reference group, is a group that we do not belong to and
disapprove of in regards to attitudes, values, and behaviors.
1. A primary group is typically a big social group.
2. The concept of the primary group was introduced by
Charles Cooley.
3. Families is an Example of Formal Groups.
4. Peer Groups is an example of Formal Groups.
5. Formal Reference Groups have a specific goal or
mission.
6. A typically small group.
7. A group interact on a less personal level than in a
primary group, and their relationships are temporary
rather than long lasting.
8-9. If the 'us' refers to the_________, then the 'them'
refers to the _________.
10. A group that we compare ourselves to for the
purpose of evaluating our behaviours.
11-15. Society Groups