Herbert Gans' study of Levittown reached all of the following conclusions EXCEPT:
A) Most people were satisfied with the quality of life in their community.
B) Most residents felt isolated and bored.
C) People quickly formed attachments to one another.
D) There was a strong sense of community.

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Herbert Gans' study of Levittown found that most residents were satisfied with their community, formed attachments, and experienced a strong sense of community, contradicting the idea that they felt isolated and bored.

Herbert Gans' Study of Levittown Reached All of the Following