What did Granovetter mean by “the strength of weak ties”?

A) the surprising influence of our lesser-known acquaintances on our lives
B) the way the people we know very well shape who we are
C) the way that relationships become stronger when facing challenges like distance
D) the way friendships tend to become weaker over time


Answer: A

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