social group

The members are all part of the same social group, for example the new middle class.

Thus what's good to a specific social group can mean nothing to another one.

It lives in social groups of up to 30 individuals.

He said the others were "just a social group that we put together."

A class in itself is simply a social group whose members share the same relationship to the means of production.

Also, they have made a social group on the outside of society that does not like men and wants to take over men's power.

The key is the individual, not the social group anymore.

Each planet has become the home for a particular social group.

The magazine has become popular in social groups throughout the country.

As a town student and the son of a minister, however, he was able to move between social groups.

He has also been concerned on great health differences between social groups.

In effect, however, each represented the particular social group from which he came.

You may have used alcohol to make friends or be with a social group.

Some of the space in the building is used by various social groups and institutions.

The last big social group is formed by those trying to live like Americans.

They moved as if at work or gathered in little social groups.

Clearly, this source is society and the particular social groups within it.

Different values can also lead these social groups into conflict.

Cultural behaviour is therefore most likely to be found in species that form social groups.

Get involved in social groups, or volunteer to help others.

Young people from vulnerable social groups are particularly at risk.

The drug is used by a diverse range of social groups.

They are also a service and social group for campus students.

For example, a society can be viewed as a large social group.

Why take a chance talking with someone who doesn't belong to the right social group?