In order for a collection of individuals to be categorized as a meaningful social group, both the individual members as well as the people perceiving the group, must agree that the individuals are a part of a social group.

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A collection of individuals can be categorized as a meaningful social group based on shared characteristics, interactions, or goals, regardless of whether all individuals or outside observers agree on their group membership. Social groups are often identified by sociologists and members based on inherent qualities or commonalities, not necessarily mutual recognition or agreement.

In Order for a Collection of Individuals to Be Categorized