How Do Sociologists Distinguish a Group from a Crowd

question 98

Multiple Choice

How do sociologists distinguish a group from a crowd?

• A) A group doesn't necessarily share any common attribute.
• B) A crowd doesn't necessarily feel a shared identity.
• C) A group doesn't have ongoing social relations.
• D) Members of a crowd don't interact with one another.
• E) A group doesn't usually feel a sense of shared identity.

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