People sharing a common characteristic-such as gender, occupation, or ethnicity-but not necessarily interacting with each other or in the same location are called a social:
A) triad
B) group
C) aggregate
D) category

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A category refers to people who share a common characteristic, such as gender, occupation, or ethnicity, but do not necessarily interact with each other or in the same location. A group, on the other hand, implies interaction and communication among its members. An aggregate is a collection of people who happen to be in the same place at the same time, but who do not necessarily share a common characteristic or have any interaction. A triad refers specifically to a group of three people.

People Sharing a Common Characteristic-Such as Gender, Occupation, or Ethnicity-But