In What Way Is a Network Looser Than a Group

question 83

Multiple Choice

In what way is a network looser than a group?

• A) In a network, there are fewer connections than in a group.
• B) People in networks exert more control over others' behavior
• C) People in networks are often farther removed compared to people in groups
• D) Networks are not looser than groups.

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