Secondary groups tend to break down into
A) social networks.
B) other secondary groups.
C) primary groups.
D) reference groups.

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Secondary groups tend to break down into primary groups, as people within the larger group form closer, more personal connections with each other. Social networks and reference groups are types of groups that exist alongside primary and secondary groups. Other secondary groups may form, but they are not an inevitable result of the breakdown of a larger secondary group.

Secondary Groups Tend to Break Down into