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jake

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Regarding group characteristics and dynamics, discuss sociologist Georg Simmel's theory on group size.
 
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The caste perspective views racial and ethnic inequality as a permanent feature of U.S. society. The caste system was strengthened by __________ laws, which prohibited sexual intercourse or marriage between persons of different races.
 
  a. antimiscegenation
 b. segregation
 c. ethnic purity
 d. racial cleansing


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Reply #1 on: Jul 2, 2018
Answer to Question 1

The following are suggested areas for students to address in their essays:

Discuss the functionalist approach on why people form groups

Define dyad and provide examples Define triad and provide examples Explain how coalitions develop and what they attempt to do

Discuss the principle of possible social interaction based on group size Encourage students to include any personal experiences in relation to group characteristics, group dynamics, and group size in their responses

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Wow, this really help

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