When Jorge first moved to Chicago from his small,rural town in California,he found it hard to meet new people.Back home in his small town,people often said "hello" to each other on the street,and he knew the name of most of the people who lived in his town.However,in Chicago people rarely made eye contact with him on the street.According to Louis Wirth,Jorge was experiencing:

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Louis Wirth's concept of the urban interaction problem suggests that in cities, there is a lack of social interaction and community connection compared to rural areas. Jorge's experience of people rarely making eye contact and not saying hello on the street in Chicago is a prime example of this. It is not necessarily about rudeness, but rather a consequence of living in a large, anonymous city. None of the other options provided adequately capture Jorge's situation.

When Jorge First Moved to Chicago from His Small,rural Town