As a member of human being, we live in a society. There are various kinds of social groups belongs in our society. Do you know all about those groups?

2. Submitted to :
Subrata Banarjee
Assistant Professor
Department of Criminology And Police Science
Mawlana Bhashani Science And Technology University
Submitted by :
Jannatul Ferdoush (BBA-19007)
Nirjona Fariya Riya (BBA-19008)
Md. Nayeem Hossain Chowdhury (BBA-19009)
Sumiya Jannat (BBA-19011)
Md. Ibrahim Alam Talukder (BBA-19012)
Md. Rashidul Islam Nayan (BBA-19014)
Department of Business Administration
Mawlana Bhashani Science And Technology University

3. Overview
Learn about social group
Different types of social groups
Social groups in our society
How does social group affect our life ?
How does social group affect our society ?
Role of social groups in social perspectives

4. What is Social Group?
A social group is a collection of people who share a
common identity and regularly interact with one another
on the basis of shared expectations concerning behavior

5. Types of Social Groups :
On the basis of contact :
On the basis of identification :
On the basis of rules & regulations :
• Primary Group
• Secondary Group
• In-Group
• Out-Group
• Formal Group
• Informal Group

6. Types of Social Groups :
On the basis of structure :
On the basis of relations of society :
• Voluntary Group
• Involuntary Group
• Delegate Group
• Unsocial Group
• Pseudo-Social Group
• Anti-Social Group
• Pro-Social Group

7. On the basis of contact :
Primary Groups :
• Face to Face interactions
• Frequent interactions
• Relationships are too personal, intimate and intense
• Presence “WE FEELINGS” sense among it’s members
• Possess similar background attributes (such as language, culture)
• Physical proximity
• Smaller in size
Charles Horton Cooley
(1864-1929)

8. Primary Groups :
Family
Close Friends
Neighbors

9. On the basis of contact :
Secondary Groups :
• Less face to face interactions
• Less frequent interactions rather than primary groups
• Relationships are not personal, intimate and intense
• Members work together for obtaining a common goal
• Less physical proximity among it’s members
• Larger in size comparatively than Primary Groups
Charles Horton Cooley
(1864-1929)

10. Secondary Groups :
Doctor-Patient Relationships
Organizational Relationships
Teacher-Student Relationships

11. On the basis of identification :
In-Group :
• The groups where we are belonging
• Face to face always directly interactions
• Relations are so close and heart
• Socialization process of a human being start establishing from
here
• Often, this types of groups smaller in size, but sometimes it
become larger
William Graham Sumner
(1840-1910)

12. On the basis of identification :
Out-Group :
• The groups where we are not belonging
• Face to face often directly interactions
• Relations are not so close as well as in-group
• Human being applies his socialization ability in this group
• This types of group larger in size and never can be smaller in
size
William Graham Sumner
(1840-1910)

13. On the basis of rules & regulations :
Formal Group :
• This types of groups has been created and conducted by a
well-defined rules and regulations
• Interaction process often held in face to face
• In this group, a person conducted himself/herself on the basis of
rules and regulations
• Medium or larger in size

14. Formal Relationships

15. On the basis of rules & regulations :
Informal Group :
• This types of group are not being created or conducted by rules
and regulations
• Face to face interactions happened sometimes
• Not well being defined
• Created as a subsidiary of a formal group
• Not so larger in size

16. Informal Groups

17. On the basis of structure :
Voluntary Groups :
• Members of this group are willingly connected each other
• Has no any rules and regulations
• A person can join or leave from this group as his/her wish
• A practical place for applying socialization
• This types of group often create to fulfill a common motive,
and most of the time, this motive is social welfare
Charles Horton Cooley
(1864-1929)

18. On the basis of structure :
Involuntary Groups :
• Members of this group can not willingly connected
• Absence of rules and regulations
• A person can not join or leave from this group as his/her wish
• A practical place for applying socialization
• This types of group members have not any common goal
Erza Dwight Sanderson
(1878-1944)

19. On the basis of structure :
Delegate Groups :
• A smaller representative of a large group
• Generally, the member of this group is nominated or elected
by the members of large group
• This types of group created officially by following some pre posted
regulations
• The members of this group vitally works for the members of the
larger group
Erza Dwight Sanderson
(1878-1944)

20. Delegate Groups

21. On the basis of relations of society :
Un-social Groups :
• A group which members can not connect easily with other in a
society
• This types of people are so introvert
• This types of people feel shame, whenever he got a chance to
perform infront of others
• They can not feels the feeling of other persons in a society
• Generally, this types of people can not play any role in the
development of the society

22. On the basis of relations of society :
Anti-social Groups :
• The group acts against the interests of society
• Destroy public property and social peace
• Intend to spread fear and aggression to pursue their aims
• The works are illegal and harmful for nation

23. Anti Social Group

24. On the basis of relations of society :
Pro-social Groups :
• Works for the betterment of society
• Engage in social development, prosperity and welfare
• Can be a part of the government or not

25. On the basis of relations of society :
Pseudo-social Groups :
• Participate in a society for individual gains and prosperity
• They are not concerned about social welfare
• They behave in a predatory or parasitic in the society

26. Social groups in social perspectives
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Social Welfare
Thinks for society
Socialization
Social Changing in
positive way

27. Social groups in our life
 Help to know, What is society?
 Help to know, how we can work for society?
 Help to know, how we can behave with others
 Encouraging us to work for society
 Help to knowing the norms and cultures

28. How does social groups affect our society/culture ??
Learning behavior
Learning norms and cultures
Expansion of socialization
Growing patriotism
Making awareness in any kind of social problems
Develop our individual characteristics

29. Social groups in Business
To know others
To conduct with others
To connect with others
To understand other’s needs and wants
To enlarge buying and selling
To grow more profit to build up a strong economy

30. What we learnt ??
What is Social group?
Different types of social groups with explanation
Social groups in sociological perspectives
How does social group affect our daily life?
Impact of social group in our culture
How does social group affect our business?

31. Any Question ??

32. THANK YOU