Folk culture groups tend to be more:

stable and close knit

spread around the world

heterogeneous

open to change

The Folk Culture groups tend to be more stable and close knit.

Explanation:

The Folk Culture groups can be found all around the world, in some areas much more than others. In general these groups tend to dominate in the rural areas or smaller towns. Some of the trademark characteristics of these groups are that they tend to be much more stable and close knit.

The stability and close knit structure come from the fact that these groups are not very large, they are homogeneous, all or most of the people know each other, and they share same characteristics and interests. Also, these groups tend to have a high degree of nationalism, usually not at an extreme level, but more as protectionism for the culture and preservation of it. While the groups of people tend to be friendly to people outside the group, they are often very cautious as well, and are not open to accepting other culture traits.

There are many examples of folk groups, such as:

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