Classification of Social Processes
1. Conjuctive/Associative Process
It refers to a group’s effort to maintain and practice concensus, cooperation, unification and integration in a group. These are process that tend to create harmony or unity in society. They are a positive type of interaction and can bring progress and stability
• Cooperation
It is sharing the responsibility or the act of working together in order to achieve a common goal. It comes from the Latin word “Co” means together and “Operate” means to work.
Characteristics of Cooperation
1. It creates social cohesion and integration among the members of the group.
2. It contributes to social stability and order
3. It fosters consensus and compromise in various social, economic and political issues.
Types of Cooperation Informal Cooperation – It is a spontaneous give and take relationship. Formal Cooperation – This type sets formal goals and objectives in social interaction. Symbiotic Cooperation – It is a type of cooperation where one or two members of society live together harmoniously and support one another for mutual interest.
IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION
It creates direct relationship between individual and individual, group to group and between group and individual. It brings all round development of society as well as individuals.
• Accommodation
It is an adjustment to conflict, past, present and incipient. It can be an adjustment of hostile individuals or groups. It refers to actual act of working together among individuals or groups in spite of difference or latent hostility.
UNPLANNED FORMS OF ACCOMODATION
1. Displacement
It is a process of ending a conflict by using a scapegoat wherein the failure of one person or group will be passed on to another person or group for poor performance or noncompliance to certain norms and standards.
2. Superordination-Subordination
It works only when it is impossible for one group to continue the aggression against the more powerful group.
3. Compromise
It is where
It refers to a group’s effort to maintain and practice concensus, cooperation, unification and integration in a group. These are process that tend to create harmony or unity in society. They are a positive type of interaction and can bring progress and stability
• Cooperation
It is sharing the responsibility or the act of working together in order to achieve a common goal. It comes from the Latin word “Co” means together and “Operate” means to work.
Characteristics of Cooperation
1. It creates social cohesion and integration among the members of the group.
2. It contributes to social stability and order
3. It fosters consensus and compromise in various social, economic and political issues.
Types of Cooperation Informal Cooperation – It is a spontaneous give and take relationship. Formal Cooperation – This type sets formal goals and objectives in social interaction. Symbiotic Cooperation – It is a type of cooperation where one or two members of society live together harmoniously and support one another for mutual interest.
IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION
It creates direct relationship between individual and individual, group to group and between group and individual. It brings all round development of society as well as individuals.
• Accommodation
It is an adjustment to conflict, past, present and incipient. It can be an adjustment of hostile individuals or groups. It refers to actual act of working together among individuals or groups in spite of difference or latent hostility.
UNPLANNED FORMS OF ACCOMODATION
1. Displacement
It is a process of ending a conflict by using a scapegoat wherein the failure of one person or group will be passed on to another person or group for poor performance or noncompliance to certain norms and standards.
2. Superordination-Subordination
It works only when it is impossible for one group to continue the aggression against the more powerful group.
3. Compromise
It is where