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A large company, being a highly structured group formed for the purpose of completing certain tasks and achieving specific goals, is a good example of a
primary group
formal organization
secondary association
role set
- Option 1: Primary group
- Small, close-knit, and personal.
- Members interact intimately and cooperatively.
- Example: Family and close friends.
- Option 2: Formal organization
- A structured group designed to achieve specific goals efficiently.
- Highly organized with clear objectives and hierarchies.
- Example: Corporations, government agencies.
- Option 3: Secondary association
- Large and impersonal with goal-oriented relationships.
- Less personal than primary groups.
- Example: Professional associations, clubs.
- Option 4: Role set
- Different roles associated with a particular social status.
- Explains expectations and behaviors.
- Example: A teacher’s role includes instructing and mentoring.
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