At a restaurant eight people sit down to eat, and as the meal progresses they break up into smaller groups to talk. These smaller groups are called:

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The smaller groups formed during the meal are called subgroups. Dyads refer specifically to groups of two people, triads to groups of three. Out-groups refer to a group that an individual does not belong to, such as a rival company or sports team. The term "subgroups" refers to smaller groups that are formed within a larger group. In this scenario, the eight people at the restaurant break up into subgroups to talk. The other options, such as dyads and triads, refer to specific types of small groups with a particular number of members, and out-groups refer to a group that a person does not belong to.

At a Restaurant Eight People Sit Down to Eat, and as the Meal