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Turner and Killian have categorized crowd participants into five types. What are those types and what are the characteristics of each type?
 
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Identify which of the following is not true of families.
 
  a. They act as the primary and first agent of socialization.
  b. They provide a uniform plan for socializing children.
  c. They provide for children's basic needs.
  d. They indoctrinate children in the ways of society.



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Answer to Question 1

1. Ego-involved: they feel a personal stake in the extraordinary event.
2. Concerned: they have a personal interest in the event, but less so than the ego involved.
3. Insecure: they care little about the matter, but join the crowd to gain a sense of power and security.
4. Curious spectators: they care little about the issue, but are inquisitive about what is going on.
5. Exploiters: they do not care about the event, but use it for their own vested interests, such as selling food or T-shirts.

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