Sets of dyads held together by ties between the individuals are known as:
A) triads.
B) social networks.
C) primary groups.
D) reference groups.

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Sets of dyads held together by ties between individuals are known as social networks. Triads refer to groups of three individuals, primary groups refer to close-knit, intimate groups such as family and close friends, and reference groups are used to make social comparisons and decisions.

Sets of Dyads Held Together by Ties Between the Individuals