Bill's neighborhood is not wealthy, but it has many neighbors who babysit one another's children and have strong ties to the community. A psychologist would say that Bill's neighborhood is rich in

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Bill's neighborhood is described as having strong ties to the community and neighbors who babysit for each other, indicating a high level of social connectedness and social support. This aligns with the concept of social capital, which refers to the resources and benefits that individuals and groups derive from their social networks and community connections. Option B, cultural capital, refers to non-monetary forms of wealth such as education, skills, and cultural knowledge. Option C, educational attainment, specifically refers to levels of education achieved. Option D, social attainment, is not a recognized concept in psychology and does not accurately describe the richness of Bill's neighborhood.

Bill's Neighborhood Is Not Wealthy, but It Has Many Neighbors