Sociologically, What Is the Significance of Putnam's Conclusions About Bowling

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Multiple Choice

Sociologically, what is the significance of Putnam's conclusions about bowling in America?

• A) Putnam uses bowling to illustrate the declining involvement of Americans in forms of social capital.
• B) Putnam uses bowling to show how Americans are increasingly more involved in sports than ever before.
• C) Putnam uses bowling as a metaphor for life, indicating that if it's "up your alley" you should try it.
• D) Putnam uses bowling to provide evidence that old social institutions should never die.

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