Secondary groups designed to achieve explicit objectives are called:

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Formal organizations are secondary groups that are created to achieve specific objectives, such as businesses, schools, or government agencies. Social networks and reference groups are not necessarily designed to achieve specific objectives in the same way that formal organizations are. Out-groups and in-groups are terms used to describe social categories or groups that individuals identify with or against, but do not necessarily have explicit objectives.

Secondary Groups Designed to Achieve Explicit Objectives Are Called