Groups, networks, and organizations involve various configurations which characterize human relations and organization of human life. Match the questions with the respective answers. Primary groups Social groups Social networks Organizations as Systems Organizations as Bureaucracies Secondary groups A. A group in which the members interact impersonally, have few emotional ties, and come together for a specific, practical purpose. B. Mechanisms by which society gets things done, achieve goals, and maximize effectiveness. C. Collection of people who share some characteristics, interact with one another, and have feelings of unity. D. Division of labor, hierarchy of authority, written rules, documents to govern practices, appointment of members on basis of qualifications. E. Small cliques and friends as well as large-scale organizations; made up of both directly and indirectly connected individuals; act as support systems for their members but also can irritate us and invade our privacy. F. A small, informal group of people, who interact in a personal, direct, and intimate way. Members of families and peer groups, for example, that are bound together by primary, emotional relationships