Sets of Dyads Held Together by Ties Between the Individuals

question 48

Multiple Choice

Sets of dyads held together by ties between the individuals are known as:

• A) triads.
• B) social networks.
• C) primary groups.
• D) reference groups.

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Definitions:

False Objection

An insincere or unfounded opposition raised, often as a tactic to delay, negotiate, or reject a proposal or situation without genuine justification.

Misinformation

False or inaccurate information that is spread, often unintentionally, which can mislead readers or viewers.

Question/Answer Format

A structured format typically used in interviews, exams, or information gathering, consisting of a series of questions followed by answers.

Anticipates Objections

The act of predicting and preparing for potential counterarguments or negative responses in advance of presenting an idea or proposal.