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    Group is defined as two or more people engaged in social interaction where members are aware of and influence each other. Group dynamics is the social process of how people interact face-to-face in small groups using forces. There are two types of groups: primary groups with intimate association and cooperation among members, and secondary groups where members are aware of each other but not bound together except in crisis. Formal groups include command, task, and functional groups, while informal groups consist of interests, friendship, and reference groups.

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    Group is defined as two or more people engaged in social interaction where members are aware of and influence each other. Group dynamics is the social process of how people interact face-to-face in small groups using forces. There are two types of groups: primary groups with intimate association and cooperation among members, and secondary groups where members are aware of each other but not bound together except in crisis. Formal groups include command, task, and functional groups, while informal groups consist of interests, friendship, and reference groups.

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    NSTP-CWTS 1

    Chapter 5
    “Fundamentals of Group Dynamics”
    GROUP
    - is defined as two or more persons
    engaged in a social interaction

    - implies each member of a group is


    aware of the other members and their
    influence
    GROUP DYNAMICS
    - the social process by which people interact in a
    small group and in face-to-face manner.

    - Dynamics comes from the Greek word


    “dunamis” which means “force”
    Type of Group
    1. Primary Group – is characterized by intimate face-to-face association and
    cooperation among its members.

    2. Secondary Group – consists of members who are aware and cognizant of


    personal relationship but they do not feel that their lives are bound with
    one another except in time of social crisis.
    Kinds of Formal Groups
    1. Command Groups
    2. Task Groups
    3. Functional Groups
    Kinds of Informal Groups
    1. Interests Group
    2. Friendship Group
    3. Reference Group

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