People milling around in crowds, waiting for a bus, or strolling on a beach make up a:
A) social group.
B) social triad.
C) social aggregate.
D) social category.

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A social aggregate is a collection of individuals who are in the same physical location but do not necessarily interact or share a sense of identity. The people mentioned in the scenario are simply gathered together and not necessarily interacting or identifying as a social group or triad. A social category refers to a group of people who share a similar trait, such as age or gender, but again, they may not necessarily be interacting or physically located together in the scenario given.

People Milling Around in Crowds, Waiting for a Bus, or Strolling