Sense of community is different from social capital as define by Putnam because:
a. sense of community involves localities; social capital does not refer to localities.
b. sense of community refers to emotions and cognitions; social capital refers mainly to social connections
c. sense of community is informal; social capital refers only to involvement informal organizations.
d. both ‘b' and ‘c'
b. sense of community refers to emotions and cognitions; social capital refers mainly to social connections
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