According to Robert Putnam, what does the decline in bowling leagues indicate?
A) an increase in anomie and decline in collective bonds
B) a shift from secondary groups to primary groups
C) the increasing irrelevance of reference groups
D) a decline in physical exercise and increase in inactive lifestyles due to electronic media

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Robert Putnam argues that the decline in participation in bowling leagues reflects a broader decline in collective bonds and social capital in society. The decrease in participation in such groups indicates a decrease in social connections and engagement, potentially leading to feelings of isolation or anomie.

According to Robert Putnam, What Does the Decline in Bowling