When studying social groups, sociologists expect to see that:
A) larger groups are more intimate than small groups because everyone must look after everyone else
B) larger groups are less intimate than small groups but more stable
C) dyads are the most stable and enduring of all social groups
D) triads are more intimate than dyads because members are working to keep the group together

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Sociologists expect to see that larger groups are less intimate than small groups but more stable. This is because larger groups have more diversity of members and interests, which may lead to conflicts and disagreements, but they also have more resources and support to overcome these challenges and maintain stability.

When Studying Social Groups, Sociologists Expect to See That