Who comprises the second group?

• A. People who always look for opportunities to brag.
• B. People who are critical of everything.
• C. People that need a friend or someone to talk to.
• D. People who want to be alone.

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is that people can be grouped by their social needs. The second group consists of individuals who need a friend or someone to talk to, meaning they’re seeking companionship and emotional support through conversation. This trait shows they value connection and communication with others, which is why this option fits best.

The other descriptions describe different motivations: someone who always brags is focused on self-promotion, someone who is critical of everything is more about skepticism or negativity, and someone who wants to be alone is about choosing solitude. The phrase describing needing a friend to talk to specifically captures the desire for interaction and support, which defines the second group.