Which is an example of a secondary group? Church group false Cooperative true Family false Love Relationship false Single Which refers to using one’s own culture as a standard or frame of reference in evaluating or judging other people and cultures? Cultural Relativism false Egocentrism false Ethnocentrism true Holism false Single Which statement about groups is true? A set of individuals who temporarily occupy the same area or location but do not know each other. false A set of individuals who share the same motives, goals, norms, and values that guide the conduct of its members true A set of individuals who share the same characteristics but do not have a sense of belongingness with the other people. false A set of individuals who do not share the same characteristics and do not have a sense of belongingness with the other people. false Single Which is a group of people whom we share close relations with and have a significant influence over our self-development during our formative years? Family true Friends false Cooperative false teammates false Single Which refers to understanding people, behaviors, beliefs, and practices with reference to their own cultures? Cultural Relativism true Egocentrism false Ethnocentrism false Holism false Single “Proliferation of these ______” are offshoots of having a diverse society. aggregates false groups false In -groups false Out-groups true Single They dominate or lead the direction of task- or goal-oriented groups. In-groups false inner circle true Out-groups false outer circle false Single Which theory suggests that a small group of “elites” will emerge from the larger group and take control of the information and decision-making at the expense of the apathy of its general membership? Conflict Theory false Iron Law of Oligarchy true Golden law of anarchy false Looking Glass Self Theory false Single People standing in line at the grocery checkout are examples of: aggregates true categories false cliques false groups false Single What was Robert Michels’ contribution to the study of groups? Conflict Theory false Golden Law of Anarchy false Looking Glass Self Theory false Iron Law of Oligarchy true Single