Social networks are typically
A)built on primary relationships.
B)"fuzzy" groups made up of people we "know of" rather than those we know well.
C)characterized by a strong sense of membership.
D)characterized by boundaries defining membership.

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Social networks are often comprised of connections we have with people we may not necessarily know well, such as acquaintances, colleagues, or distant family members. These connections may be more "fuzzy" or loosely defined, rather than being based on strong primary relationships. While social networks may have a sense of membership, it is not always as strong or clear-cut as in other types of groups, and boundaries defining membership may be more fluid or ambiguous.

Social Networks Are Typically