In general,people in secondary groups are more likely than people in primary groups to "keep score" in terms of who owes what to whom.

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Secondary groups are usually larger and less personal than primary groups, which may lead to a more instrumental and transactional approach to relationships. Keeping score of favors and obligations is a common feature of this type of social interaction.

In General,people in Secondary Groups Are More Likely Than People