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These primary groups include family and other household groups , friendship
groups , kinship groups , neighborhood groups , peer groups , selfhelp groups ,
and informal social club groups . Let us consider further the five community
functions ...
These primary groups include family and other household groups , friendship
groups , kinship groups , neighborhood groups , peer groups , selfhelp groups ,
and informal social club groups . Let us consider further the five community
functions ...
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This definition emphasizes the neighborhood as a social community , with
neighborhood groups having features of a primary group . The concept of
neighborhood group denotes a special kind of primary group having some of the
properties ...
This definition emphasizes the neighborhood as a social community , with
neighborhood groups having features of a primary group . The concept of
neighborhood group denotes a special kind of primary group having some of the
properties ...
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Service ( e . g . , volunteer groups , candy stripers , hospital auxiliary , social
agency groups , church groups ) • Client organizations ( e . g . , tenant
organizations ) In order to understand how voluntary associations fit into
community systems ...
Service ( e . g . , volunteer groups , candy stripers , hospital auxiliary , social
agency groups , church groups ) • Client organizations ( e . g . , tenant
organizations ) In order to understand how voluntary associations fit into
community systems ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITIES | 28 |
Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
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