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m_a_m_a [10]
3 years ago
10

Look at the meanings of the word "antisocial" and two other words that contain the Latin word root "soci-" or "socio-". Based on

these words and their meanings, what does "soci-" or "socio-" MOST likely mean?
"Companionship; people living together in a community

Sociology: The study of how groups of people are organized and interact

Antisocial:Not wanting to be with others; harmful to the community"

A.organized study

B.living with others

C.dislike or distaste

D.harmful effects
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2 answers:
denis-greek [22]3 years ago
6 0
It should be B living with others
pentagon [3]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Based on these words and their meanings, "soci-" or "socio-" MOST likely mean "living with others".

Explanation:

The meaning of the root socio from the Latin socius means "companion or associate", applying this meaning to the words "sociology" and "antisocial" and taking in consideration the definition of them, it is more related to the term society, which mean living and interacting with others, the definitions of the examples include the word community that reinforces it.

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