In "Bowling Alone," political scientist Robert Putnam essentially argues that

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In "Bowling Alone," Robert Putnam discusses the decline in social capital in America, specifically the decrease in participation in civic organizations, such as interest groups. He argues that this decline has negative consequences for democracy and civic life. Therefore, choice B, which states that fewer citizens are joining interest groups, best summarizes Putnam's main argument.

In "Bowling Alone," Political Scientist Robert Putnam Essentially Argues That