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English, 31.07.2019 16:00 whitethunder05

Look at the meanings of the word "antisocial" and two other words that contain the latin word root "soci-" or "socio-". based on these words and their meanings, what does "soci-" or "socio-" most likely mean? "companionship; people living together in a community sociology: the study of how groups of people are organized and interact antisocial: not wanting to be with others; harmful to the community" a. organized study b. living with others c. dislike or distaste d. harmful effects

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