Man lemme tell u a story bout when i was in the 3rd grade.. there was this kid that nobody liked and everybody bullied him and he'd eat his boogers when he thought he was alone and i went up to him at recess and he was a nice kid and now we friends. have a good day.
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A primary group is composed of people who you are close with and you personally know them, and you share a meaningful and lasting relationship with one another. An example of this type of group is a family.
A secondary group is a much larger group that you are acquainted with through a common activity<span> or goal. They are the people that you have much less personal interactions except when there are activity gatherings. The example of this is the relationship you have with your co-workers or a club/team.</span>
Coaching, mentoring, sharing skills and experience as well as promoting a friendly work environment are all forms of organizational citizenship behaviors.
