A competition where participants form teams of two or more people to compete as a single entity, with results determined by the collective score or performance of the team.

Large-scale group gymnastics or synchronized calisthenics performed by many people under unified command, often involving themed movements, dance, and formation changes.

A small social group whose members share close, personal, and enduring relationships, such as a family or a neighborhood; it has the most significant influence on the development of personality and social identity.

A group of people organized to protect or promote shared goals and interests; examples include non-profits, advocacy groups, or trade associations.

An organized group that tries to influence government policy or political decisions to protect its interests.

a social group consisting of people who share similar age, status, or interests

the winner or winning team of a group competition; group championship

organized social and leisure activities for groups, typically used for team building or community engagement

Sense of belonging or collective awareness among members of a group; the psychology of realizing one is part of a larger team or community

A type of psychological therapy where several patients meet together to discuss their issues or participate in therapeutic activities, helping to reduce feelings of isolation and insecurity

the collective spirit or sense of unity within a group; esprit de corps

A travel package or tour organized for a group of people; group tour

Standards or rules agreed upon by members of a group and used to judge the behavior of its members

An association or group formed by women to protect human rights, promote social welfare, and improve their social and educational status.

cliquishness; small-group mentality

An organization dedicated to resisting the Japanese invasion and saving the nation from destruction; historically refers to various Chinese patriotic groups active in the 1930s and 1940s.

An organization or community group formed by the public for a specific purpose; a private or non-governmental organization

An organized group that attempts to influence government policy or legislation

A non-profit organization or community group formed voluntarily by citizens to pursue common interests, such as a labor union or academic society.

A large-scale non-governmental organization representing the interests of a specific social group, such as a trade union or youth league

A party to a war or internal conflict that controls territory and is recognized by other governments or the legal state as having the rights and duties of a warring nation.

An organization or association formed by members of the same profession or occupation, such as a labor union or farmers’ association

A mass organization or non-governmental group approved by the government; includes labor unions, trade associations, scholarly societies, and religious groups.

A group or organization that serves the public interest, such as a government body or a public corporation