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สังคม กลุ่ม และพฤติกรรมทางสังคม
🌳Kinship
The system of social relationships based on descent and marriage.
📉Marginalization
Pushing groups to the edge of society with limited access.
💍Marriage
A socially recognized union between partners.
♂️Masculinity
Social expectations associated with being male.
🏠Middle Class
The social class between upper and working classes.
🔥Mob
A disorderly and potentially violent crowd.
🏙️Modernization
The process of societies adopting modern practices and technology.
⚖️Mores
Norms widely observed with strong moral significance.
👨👩👧Nuclear Family
A family consisting of parents and their children.
🚫Out-Group
A group to which a person does not belong and may feel opposition.
😱Panic
Sudden overwhelming fear causing irrational behavior in a group.
👀Participant Observation
A method where the researcher joins daily life while observing it.
🏛️Polity
The political organization and governance of a society.
📈Population Growth
An increase in the number of people in a population.
🏚️Poverty
The state of lacking sufficient financial resources for basic needs.
🚫Prejudice
A preconceived opinion not based on reason or experience.
👨👩👧Primary Group
A small group with close, personal, and lasting relationships.
👶Primary Socialization
Early socialization within the family during childhood.
🌍Race
A social construct categorizing people by physical characteristics.
🚫Racism
Prejudice or discrimination based on race.
📊Relative Poverty
Having less income than the societal average.
🛕Religion
An organized system of beliefs, practices, and worship.
💥Riot
A violent public disturbance by a crowd.
🎭Role
The behavior expected of a person in a given status.
⚔️Role Conflict
Tension when expectations of different roles clash.
😰Role Strain
Difficulty meeting the demands of a single role.
🌾Rural Sociology
The study of social life in rural areas.
🎯Sanction
A reward or punishment enforcing social norms.
🏢Secondary Group
A larger, impersonal group formed for a specific purpose.
🏫Secondary Socialization
Socialization occurring later through institutions and peers.