From Groups to Networks In the real world, when all people in a social network are linked by a just a few intermediaries, this generally depends on the presence of a small number of widely connected individuals (superconnectors) through whom most connections run.

a. True
b. False

b.False

Explanation:

The assertion that "when all people in a social network are linked by a just a few intermediaries, this generally depends on the presence of a small number of widely connected individuals (superconnectors) through whom most connections run" is false.

Groups can either be primary or secondary

Primary groups is a collection of individual in which we are more connected to and direct contact with, The are mostly small and an examplevof such is family or friends

Secondary groups are more complex and not as "personal" as the primary group, it involves coming together of people of common interests inorder to achieve a certain goal.

Networks are social ties that attached us with other people or group of people

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