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jolli1 [7]
3 years ago
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Kevin comes from a large family with 6 siblings and 18 aunts and uncles. He’s also very sociable in school and has many friends

he feels he can rely on such as his swimming team, his Spanish club members, and the other student workers in the cafeteria. Taylor, on the other hand, is an only child being raised by her grandparents. She is striving to earn her high school diploma online and spends most of her free time completing online marketing surveys for extra cash. Comparing Kevin and Taylor, who has greater “social integration” and why?
Social Studies
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Alexus [3.1K]3 years ago
5 0

Social integration is a process in which members of a group or community participate in peaceful and positive social relations. Social integration of individuals contributes to the creation of a peaceful society based on collaboration. In this case, Kevin has greater social integration. This is because he has a large support network and many social roles in his community.

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