What is an In-group?
a) A group to which we don't belong
b) A group we directly belong to
c) A formal organization
d) An informal club
Explanation: An In-group is a group to which we directly belong, such as our family or occupation group.
Which type of group has well-defined rules and regulations for membership?
a) Informal Group
b) Primary Group
c) Formal Group
d) Secondary Group
Explanation: Formal groups have well-defined rules and regulations for joining and staying in the group.
Which type of group allows individuals to join or leave by their own choice?
a) Involuntary Group
b) Delegate Group
c) Voluntary Group
d) Primary Group
Explanation: Voluntary groups allow individuals to join or leave by their own choice.
Which type of group serves as a representative of a larger number of people?
a) Voluntary Group
b) Involuntary Group
c) Delegate Group
d) Primary Group
Explanation: Delegate groups represent the wishes and needs of a larger population and are often elected or nominated based on certain criteria.
Which type of group remains detached from society and does not participate in social interactions?
a) Pro-Social Group
b) Anti-Social Group
c) Un-Social Group
d) Pseudo-Social Group
Explanation: Un-Social Groups remain detached from society and do not engage in social interactions.
What characterizes Anti-Social Groups?
a) They work for the betterment of society.
b) They act against the interest of society.
c) They participate in pro-social activities.
d) They engage in peaceful protests.
Explanation: Anti-Social Groups work against the interest of society and may engage in destructive activities.
