Sociologically, What Is the Difference Between a Group and a Crowd

question 110

Multiple Choice

Sociologically, what is the difference between a group and a crowd?

• A) Individuals associated with a group don't share any common attributes.
• B) Individuals associated with a group feel a shared identity and have ongoing social relations.
• C) Individuals associated with a group don't have ongoing social relations.
• D) Individuals associated with a crowd remain in contact.

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