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How does gender affect the strong ties that people have?
 
  a. Women have fewer strong ties than men.
  b. Women have more strong ties than men.
  c. Men are more likely to draw from their kin group to establish strong ties.
  d. Gender does not affect the number of strong ties reported.

Question 2

The most important factor associated with the number and composition of strong ties a person has is:
 
  a. having children.
  b. gender.
  c. income.
  d. education.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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