Primary Groups Are Fundamental to Us as Individuals and Society

question 19

Multiple Choice

Primary groups are fundamental to us as individuals and society at large because they

• A) have little to do with the socialization process.
• B) play a minimal role in the social control of group members.
• C) provide the settings in which we meet most of our personal needs.
• D) are the groups that focus on achieving goals.

Identify different methods of reflection and documentation used during internships.

Comprehend the role of personal development goals within the learning contract.

Grasp the dynamics of the supervisor-supervisee relationship during internships.

Recognize the importance of the internship seminar for achieving learning goals.