Why do humans primarily form communities?

A. To analyze group behavior

B. To meet the needs of groups and individuals

C. To preserve language and culture

D. To make and follow codes of conduct

The correct answer is B. Humans primarily form communities to meet the needs of groups and individuals.

Explanation:

Humans are primarily a community and social species, since in their usual behavior they tend to get together with other humans to meet their objectives.

By being aware of the limitations of the individual in the fulfillment of their goals, social groups are generated with common objectives, whose actions tend to that fulfillment.

Easy B. is the answer