Groups of 2 to 12 people whose members have frequent social interactions with one another are called

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The term "clique" refers to a small group of individuals who frequently engage in social interactions with one another. Peers can refer to any group of individuals who share some commonalities such as age or interests, but it does not necessarily imply frequent social interactions. Reference groups are used as a comparison point for individuals, and can be any group that someone identifies with or aspires to be like. Cohorts refer to a group of individuals who were born around the same time and therefore share certain historical events and cultural experiences.

Groups of 2 to 12 People Whose Members Have Frequent