A group of people who share a common goal or purpose.

A set of rules and norms that govern behavior.

A system of beliefs and values that people share.

All of the above.

Political institutions.

Economic institutions.

Educational institutions.

Religious institutions.

All of the above.

To maintain social order.

To promote social change.

To socialize individuals.

All of the above.

Through evolution.

Through revolution.

Through diffusion.

All of the above.

Social institutions are made up of organizations.

Organizations are made up of social institutions.

Social institutions and organizations are the same thing.

Social institutions and organizations are unrelated.

To provide stability and order.

To promote economic growth.

To protect individual rights.

All of the above.

Globalization.

Technological change.

Climate change.

All of the above.

By being flexible and adaptable.

By being resistant to change.

By ignoring change.

None of the above.

They will become more important.

They will become less important.

They will remain the same.

None of the above.

A social institution is a formal organization, while a social organization is an informal organization.

A social institution is a large organization, while a social organization is a small organization.

A social institution is a permanent organization, while a social organization is a temporary organization.

None of the above.

Political, economic, and religious.

Political, economic, and educational.

Political, economic, and family.

Political, economic, and cultural.

To maintain social order.

To promote social change.

To socialize individuals.

All of the above.

Through evolution.

Through revolution.

Through diffusion.

All of the above.

Globalization.

Technological change.

Climate change.

All of the above.

By being flexible and adaptable.

By being resistant to change.

By ignoring change.

None of the above.