Social Studies, 06.03.2020 01:26 himydomanasis

Alicia went on a weekend retreat with her coworkers where they played games, did trust exercises, and spent time sharing personal stories about themselves with the others. After the retreat, Alicia started spending a lot more time outside of work with these coworkers, effectively transforming her work group into a

a) secondary group.
b) primary group.
c) social aggregate.
d) family.

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