MODULE 4

Understanding Culture Society and Politics

How Society is Organized
Stephen James Liza 12-HUMSS E
Activity 1: What I Know
Primary Secondary In- Referenc Network
group/ e
out-
group
Ex. Club
membership

1.Facebook
friends
2.Family3
 

3. Barkada
4.Fraternity
5.Sport
Team

MODULE 4
Understanding Culture Society and Politics
 How Society is Organized
Stephen James Liza 12-HUMSS E
Activity 2:
1.Who/ What group(s) is /are the group(s) that largely influence
you?
 The group that is largely influence me is my family. Because they
are the one who mold, shape, and develop my personality as an
individual.
.
2.What do you think is the primary factor of social groups
identified most influential to your personal growth?
 the primary factor of social groups identified most influential to
your personal growth are the beliefs and the practices that my
parents teaches me.

3.What do you think is the primary factor of social groups

identifies less influential to your personal growth?
 the primary factor of social groups identifies less
influential to your personal growth the people who does
bad things.
4.Are there groups that are connected with each other? What
are they?
 Yes, when we are young, we develop primary group and
then later when we enter school, we develop secondary
group.

MODULE 4
Understanding Culture Society and Politics
 How Society is Organized
Stephen James Liza 12-HUMSS E
Activity 3: What I have learn
1. What is social group?

 A two or more people who interact with one another, share

similar characteristics, and collectively have a sense of
unity

2. What are some of your reference group? Why did you prefer
these as your reference?

 My refence group is my family and friends. I prefer them as

my reference because they always there to support me.

3.What are the in-groups and out-groups? Explain the

relationship between them as well as the different factors that
determine the social dynamics within each other?

 In-group is an exclusive, typically small, group of people

with a shred interest or identity. While out-group are those
people who do not belong to a specific in-group.

4.What is the difference between primary group and secondary

group?

 Primary group is typically a small group whose member

share close, personal, enduring relationship. While the
Secondary Group are large groups whose relationships is
impersonal and goal oriented.

5. What is network group? Describe its values and relevance to

socialization?
  A group which people interact through social media. Social
media is very important especially this time of pandemic.
Where our love ones are stock in other places and the only
way to communicate them is thought social media.

MODULE 4
Understanding Culture Society and Politics
How Society is Organized
Stephen James Liza 12-HUMSS E
Activity 4: Assessment:
Social Group 1. A collection of individuals who have relations
with one another to make them interdependence to some
significant degree.

Primary Group 2. A small intimate and less specialized group.

Reference Group 3. A group which has a strong influence on an

individual’s belief, values, behavior, and attitude.

Network group 4. A structure of relationship which has an

interconnection, ties, linkages between people and the larger
social institutions like social media.

In-group 5. A group to which a person belongs and with which

he or she feels a sense of identity.

Out-group 6. A group to which one does not belong and to

which he or she may feel a sense of competitiveness.

Interdependence 7. A necessary condition that exist within

social groups because the members able to share common
values and principles.

Secondary Group 8. A larger group less intimate and more

specialized engaged in impersonal and objective- oriented
relationship for limited of time.

Workplace 9. An example of secondary group

Primary group 10. A basic primary social group

Favorite sports team 11. An example of out-group

Social Media/Social Network 12. An example of network group

Fraternity (Exclusive for men only) 13. An example of a
reference group.

Aggregate 14. A mere collection of people in the same time

and place which does not necessarily influence individual’s
social actions.

Social Network/ Social Media 15. A source of a bigger of circle

of friends using technology

MODULE 4
Understanding Culture Society and Politics
How Society is Organized
Stephen James Liza 12-HUMSS E
Activity 5: Additional Activity

I was bullied by my I experience a bad I attained high

classmates influence circle of scholastic record in
friends school
× ×
I had a good family I possessed a good I carry/ handle bible
relationship communication and or any religious
leadership skill item with me every
× day.
×

I loved to take part I am a member of a I am not active in

in the community- political social media
based activities in organization in the ×
× community
×