A collection of people who share affection and resources and who think of themselves and present themselves as a family are called
A) a collective
B) an interpersonal group
C) a family
D) a tribe

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A family is a group of people who share affection and resources and consider themselves to be a family. A collective implies a larger group bound by a common goal or interest but not necessarily affection or a familial bond. An interpersonal group is a group of people who regularly interact and can include coworkers or classmates, but not necessarily affection or a familial bond. A tribe is a specific type of social group that typically has a shared ancestry or culture and is often associated with indigenous peoples.

A Collection of People Who Share Affection and Resources and Who