The Human Group

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The human group is an essential part of human existence. People are born into groups, socialize within groups, learn from groups, and are mourned by their groups at death. A group is composed of two or more interacting individuals guided by shared norms to achieve common objectives. It involves a specified number of people who recognize each other as members and non-members. Social groups imply both shared traits and awareness of others working toward socially shared goals.

Sociability is part of the human condition… Man is...born into a group,grows up in a group socializes with a group, learns many things in a group. And will die in a group. For the last time, his own group will follow him to pay their last homage to him.

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