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    This document discusses different types of social groups and their advantages and disadvantages. It identifies primary groups like family as being very close but also able to notice changes quickly. Secondary groups like classmates are good for achieving shared goals but may only exist for that purpose. In-groups like shared ethnicity have common ideas but could be narrow. Out-groups like sports teams provide support but lack a connection. Reference groups provide inspiration but could also create feelings of lack.

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    STEVENSON AGUSTIN 12-ESTEM-1 WW1 UCSP 27/10/22

    TYPE OF GROUP EXAMPLE ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE

    PRIMARY Brother, Girlfriend, Knows you very well Knows you too well that
    Mother, Father that makes them the makes them to notice
    first ones who will be your changes faster
    there for you. than others.
    SECONDARY Schoolmates, Teachers, Being able to finish the Some parts of this
    Workmates given workload or goal group may composed
    for the whole group only to secure their
    given that everyone will further goals and
    respond nicely. needs. This group only
    exist because of the
    goal that is similar to
    each and every one.
    IN-GROUP Ilocanos, Catholic, Has common ideas and May only focus on the
    Filipinos aspects about things common aspects of
    that may represent each that belongs to
    their group. Easy for this group. Depending
    everyone to connect. on the group, they may
    only focus on things
    that is commonly being
    discussed around the
    group.
    OUT-GROUP Basketball team you The support you will This group may not be
    like, A school or give to that group that connected to you and
    campus you study at. you may be part of or you’re just giving your
    not. The happiness that own support because
    it gives to you including you like this group or
    the satisfaction. this group represents
    your place.
    REFERENCE GROUP People with honors, This gives you an This may also gives you
    varsity players, rich inspiration or a sense of lacking
    people encouragement to something within
    achieve those goals you yourself, sometimes
    put in your mind that making you a downer
    is connected to the thinking you can’t
    people you compared achieve such things
    at. that others have in a
    sense of telling to
    yourself “Why they
    have those and I only
    have these?”.

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