Aarav’s achieved status

Aarav’s social role

Aarav’s primary group

Aarav’s ascribed status

Both groups must have many members to be considered valid.

Both groups must involve social interaction of some type.

Both groups have to be involved in the person’s life since birth.

Both groups exist only for a short period of time.

age

nationality

race

occupation

True

False

They focus on forming lasting relationships.

They are the most influential groups in a teenager’s life.

They are generally larger groups.

They don’t participate in a common goal.

There are negative results.

The results can range from conflict to cooperation.

Society suffers because the groups cannot get along.

They usually engage in some form of violence.

age

occupation

education

personality

Each of the siblings will be very different from one another.

All of the siblings will have similar cognitive abilities.

Each of the siblings will have unique psychological issues.

All of the siblings will get jobs that make a lot of money.

True

False

Peer groups have no influence on socialization into adulthood.

Peer groups become more important as a child ages.

Peer groups lack any system of rewards and punishments for norms.

Peer groups are the first and most important agent of socialization.