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Groups, Networks, and Organizations

Manual: General · Subject: Sociology

Learn how people connect in small groups and large formal systems.

Social Connections

Groups and networks

A group is a set of people who interact and share a sense of belonging. A social network is the web of relationships connecting people to one another.

Formal organizations

Formal organizations are large, structured groups designed to achieve specific goals, such as schools, businesses, hospitals, or governments.

Informal groups vs. formal organizations

Informal groups

  • Small and flexible
  • Based on friendship or shared interest

Formal organizations

  • Have rules and roles
  • Built to accomplish specific goals

Which is an example of a formal organization?

What is a social network?

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Why networks matter

Who you know can affect information, support, and opportunities.