Andre would BEST explain to his friend that "They would not generally encounter each other all at the same time." This emphasizes that, while employees of a corporation may share a workplace, they often do not interact as a cohesive group or form meaningful connections or relationships like a true social group would.
Andre and a friend are discussing social groups. Andre’s friend claims that her mom’s large corporation is an example of a social group. How would Andre BEST explain to her why the employees of a big corporation are NOT considered a social group?
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They have different backgrounds, educations, and lifestyles.
They do not do any fun social activities that are sponsored by the corporation.
They would not generally encounter each other all at the same time.
They work as individuals, so they likely never work with anyone else in their company.
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