Lofland argues that in the public spaces of parks, plazas, and streets,…
A)a special form of social life is articulated that gives the city its special character.
B)interaction becomes risky for people thus making public life difficult.
C)one sees the environmental effects of human social behavior.
D)the level of crime is very high.

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Lofland argues that the public spaces of parks, plazas, and streets have a special form of social life that gives the city its distinctive character. Therefore, option A is the best choice. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they are not supported by Lofland's arguments in the text.

Lofland Argues That in the Public Spaces of Parks, Plazas