Sociologist Georg Simmel (1950)argues that "size matters" in a group primarily because the number of people in a group determines:
A) whether or not the group can tell a narrative about itself.
B) whether or not the group can become a social network.
C) what people think about others.
D) the structure social relations will take.

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According to Georg Simmel, the number of people in a group determines the structure of social relations. In smaller groups, social relations are typically more intimate and personal, while larger groups tend to have more formal and impersonal relationships. Therefore, the size of a group matters in terms of how social relations will be structured.

Sociologist Georg Simmel (1950)argues That "Size Matters" in a Group