Which of the following is FALSE regarding "weak" social ties, according to sociologists?
A. Weak ties link us to a larger pool of contacts and social support.
B. Weak ties are always so tenuous that they really never add to our lives in a meaningful way.
C. Weak ties are less intimate social networks, such as with coworkers and casual acquaintances.
D. Weak ties can be strong in the sense that they help us connect to more resources.
Answer: B
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