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Sociology Chapter 5 part 1

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Social groups form thebuilding blocks for society and most social interaction most
The sociologist Georg Simmelargued that the key element in determining the form of social relations in a group is the size of the group.
Simmel emphasized, in particular, the differences betweensocial relations in a dyad (group of two) and a triad (group of three).
Dyad is the most intimate formof social life because the two members are mutually dependent on each other
Dyad-if one member leaves the groupthe group ceases to exist.
When a third person joins a dyadmediator, tertius gaudens, or divide et impera
mediatorthe conflict resolver
tertius gaudensthe person who profits from disagreement from the others.
divide et impera(“divide and conquer”) — the individual who purposefully breaks up the other two.
As group size increasesthe number of possible relationships increase — in a group of three, three possible relationships exist, but in a group of four, six possible relationships exist.
the number of possible relationships increase — in a group of threethree possible relationships exist
in a group of foursix possible relationships exist
George Simmel Small GroupsC. H. Cooley-Primary Groups
George Simmel-PartiesC.H. Cooley-Secondary Groups
George Simmel-Large GroupsOther Group Types — in-groups, out-groups, reference groups
The Asch Test is an experiment developed in the 1940s that showshow much people are influenced by the actions or norms of a group.
A social network is a set of relations —set of dyads — held together by ties between individuals.
A tie is a set of stories that explains our relationship to the other members of our networkwhile a narrative is the sum of the stories contained in a series of ties.
Duncan Watts describes his researchon the small world phenomenon.
Embeddedness refers to the degree to whichties are reinforced through indirect paths within a social network


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