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Define a primary group and give an example.
Think of your immediate family.
What is social loafing?
Consider how you might feel in a group project.
What does social loafing refer to?
Reflect on your experiences in group projects.
True or False: Primary groups are often more formal than secondary groups.
Recall your interactions with family vs. with classmates in a club.
Analyze a case where social loafing occurred in a group setting you participated in. What were the factors at play, and how could the situation have been handled differently?
Reflect on tasks assigned in group projects.
Evaluate the impact of group polarization in a discussion you’ve had. What were the initial views, and how did they change?
Think about how discussions shifted your perspective.
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