In the past, the vast majority of people lived in rural areas and small towns where it was truly shocking to encounter a genuine stranger, but today most of us live in cities where we are constantly surrounded by total strangers. This leads directly to:

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The constant presence of strangers in urban environments can lead to a sense of social atomization, meaning people feel disconnected and isolated from others around them. This can have negative effects on mental health and social cohesion. None of the other options directly relate to this aspect of urbanization.

In the Past, the Vast Majority of People Lived in Rural