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ahriuashd

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Social relationships that are NOT emotionally close, but that provide important information or communication, illustrate ____ .
 
  a. bonding social capital
  b. formal social capital
  c. the strength of weak ties
  d. informal social capital

Question 2

The strength of weak ties is similar to ____ social capital.
 
  a. bonding
  b. bridging
  c. formal
  d. informal



Danny Ewald

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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