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Type of group
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Basic features
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Examples
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1
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Primary social
groups
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Face-to-face
interaction; informal an personal interaction; Small size; An end in itself Common
values, norms and belie system; Feeling of unity
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A family; a peer
group; a dormitory
of students; etc
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2
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Secondary
social groups
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Relatively large
group size; impersonal and formal
social interaction; a means to an end; bureaucratic structure;
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An anti-AIDS club; a
university; a hospital; etc
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3
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Aggregates
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A quasi social
group; mere physical proximity/ togetherness; lack of unifying features; not
functionally integrated
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A group of people standing
on queues; a group people taking a taxi or a bus; people walking a in busy city
street; a group of patients sitting or standing in a waiting room of a hospital,
etc
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4
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Category
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Quasi social group;
dispersed collectively; members belonging to similar socio-economic background
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All women aged 60 an
above; all HIV patients in the world;
all rural people in Ethiopia; etc
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5
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Dyads
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A two-person,
primary social
group;
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Husband and wife; a
two –person peer group; etc
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