Question

6. At Alicia's school there are two service clubs, the Advocates, and the Deeds. Both groups do work in the community and for their school, but each group thinks that the other is inferior. The Advocates accuse the Deeds of exaggerating how much work they do, and the Deeds say that the Advocates is just for popular kids, and doesn't really represent the whole school. The Deeds has begun to call members of the Advocates "vocers", and to retaliate, the Advocate members call the members of the Deeds "dodos". Both groups blame the fact that they can't get along on the vice-principal, who says this isn't his issue. Define each of the terms below, and apply it to the situation above. In-group solidarity Out-group derogation Scapegoat theory Then, talk about how these characteristics might be changed so that the groups could get along and work together.​

Answer 1

An ingroup is said to be a group in which a person is known to belongs to e.g. social group.

What is solidarity?

The term solidarity connote the act of standing together with others in unity as seen in a group or class.

Out-group

An outgroup is seen as any groups to which a person is known to not belong to.

Derogation

This is known to be the act of  removing a thing from something.

Scapegoat theory

Scapegoat theory reis seen as the ability of a person to blame another else for one's own issue or problems.

How can this be applied  to the situation above?

In-group- the two service club need to separately work on themselves before coming together so that what they agreed on is what should be addressed.

Solidarity- They should all stand together regardless of their different clubs and rules

Out-group- They should not interfere if you are not part of the clubs.

Derogation- Take the necessary steps and implement them

Scapegoat theory - Never cast your blame on others. Accept your own mistakes.

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