Cooley's concept of primary groups
A) refers only to the intimate groups of one's formative years.
B) has been elaborated to include a variety of intimate relationships in groups.
C) no longer has relevance within sociology.
D) has been replaced with the concept of secondary groups.

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Cooley's concept of primary groups has been expanded to include various intimate relationships beyond just those formed in one's formative years, emphasizing the importance of close, personal, and enduring relationships in social life.

Cooley's Concept of Primary Groups