Primary groups are judged by them______________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Secondary groups are judged by them ?

   A. Sociability B. Performance C. Emotional satisfaction D. None of these...

2. Prohibiting intermarriage across ethnic groups the physical separation of groups and restrictions on contact between ethnic groups are examples of______________?

   A. resource allocation B. ethnocentrism C. discrimination D. group closure...

3. In primary groups social contacts are____________?

   A. formal B. informal C. Social D. None of these...

4. Some groups are neither clearly primary nor secondary but are intermediate with some features of each usually formed for performing some task They are called______________?

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

5. We are not equally involved in all our in-groups To measure the degree of closeness or acceptance we feel toward other groups Bogardus developed a concept called______________?

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

6. The destructive consequences of tensions between in-groups and out-groups are stressed by____________?

   A. functionalists B. conflict theorists C. interactionists D. classical theorists...

7. Socialization is a life process generally divided into two parts primary and secondary socialization Primary refers to_____________?

   A. Socialization at primary school level B. Socialization at home C. Socialization in early life, as a child D. None of these...

8. The destructive consequences of tensions between in-groups and out-groups are stressed by ?

   A. functionalists B. conflict theorists C. interactionists D. classical theorists...

9. Groups are of two types the more close and intimate groups is_____________?

   A. Secondary B. Primary C. Both a & D. None of these...

10. Which of the following conducted observation research on two groups of high school males-the Saints and the Roughnecks-and concluded that social class played an important role in the varying fortunes of the two groups ?

    A. Richard Quincy B. Edwin Sutherland C. Emile Durkheim D. William Chambliss...