Social Circle
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A Social Circle is a group of people who interact frequently, share similar interests, and provide social support to one another.
- Context:
- It can provide a sense of belonging and emotional support, serving as a fundamental aspect of an individual's Social Well-being.
- It can influence personal behavior, attitudes, and values through Peer Influence and social interactions.
- It can range from a small group of close friends to a larger group that shares common interests or backgrounds.
- It can play a critical role in shaping social identity and norms, often reflecting the collective values and behaviors of its members.
- It can be dynamic, changing in size and composition over time as individuals form new relationships and others fade.
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- Example(s):
- Counter-Example(s):
- Professional Networks, which are primarily formed around career or professional interests rather than personal social interaction.
- Online Social Networks, where the connection might exist in a digital context without the regular face-to-face interaction typical of a traditional social circle.
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- See: Social Network, Community Cohesion, Group Dynamics, Social Circle-based Personal Context.