If a sociologist measured group cohesion within a neighborhood and found a high level of group cohesion, which response would you least expect to find on the survey?

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Stephanie Stone

Social Studies

3 September, 23:13

If a sociologist measured group cohesion within a neighborhood and found a high level of group cohesion, which response would you least expect to find on the survey?

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Keely Banks · Answer 1

Answer: Overall, I find this neighborhood very attractive.

Group cohesion may refer to the sense of unity and teamwork that an individual can feel towards the members of the neighborhood. This sense of unity binds these people together therefore, based on the options finding the neighborhood attractive is the least perceived answer in such a survey.