Strokes are more appropriate than pats as signs of affecting and unity among members of American secondary groups.

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In American culture, strokes (as in caressing or gentle touching) are not typically used as signs of affection and unity in secondary groups, such as professional or formal settings. Instead, gestures like handshakes, pats on the back, or high-fives are more appropriate and common.

Strokes Are More Appropriate Than Pats as Signs of Affecting