Homework Task|| Social Studies Lesson: Social Environment

Social environment is the culture and surrounding in which a person or group of people live, work, and interact with each other. It includes both physical and social factors such as family, friends, education, work, recreation, and leisure activities. It also includes larger social influences such as economic conditions, laws, and politics.

What is the difference between primary social group and secondary social group?

A primary social group is a small group of individuals who are close in proximity and have strong, personal relationships. These include family, friends, and significant others. While a secondary social group is a larger, more impersonal group that individuals belong to based on shared characteristics or interests. Examples of secondary social groups include professional organizations, religious groups, and political parties.

List two examples of primary groups and three examples of secondary groups?

Primary Groups:

1. Family
2. Close Friends

Secondary Groups:

1. School
2. Workplace
3. Sport team

State the functions of the family?

Functions of family are:

1. Providing a secure and loving environment for its members.
2. Socializing and teaching children how to interact in society.
3. Establishing values, morals, and beliefs.
4. Financial and emotional support.
5. Discipline and guidance.
6. Meeting physical and emotional needs.
7. Setting limits and boundaries.
8. Instilling a sense of identity and self worth.
9. Providing companionship and a sense of belonging.
10. Encouraging communication and understanding.

What is conflict; and how best can it be resolved?

Conflict is a disagreement or clash of ideas, interests, or desires between two or more parties. Conflict resolution is the process of resolving a dispute or disagreement through communication and negotiation. It is best to resolve conflicts through open dialogue, understanding the needs of all parties, and finding a mutually beneficial solution. It is also important to recognize and respect the feelings of the other parties involved and to remain focused on the goal of achieving a resolution

Special thanks to: @udyliciouz for the lesson
By: @emultiplex