What is an Institution?
An institution is an organisation that was created to serve the concerns and needs of society
List the characteristics of an institution
Why do institutions have a hierarchial structure?
Institutions tend to be large so a hierarchial structure is needed for persons to know where they stand in relation to others
Institutions are formal groups based on certain _______, _______ and ________ or _______
Institutions are formal groups based on certain laws, norms and rules or constitutions
The stability of any institution relies on….
The ability to keep the members compliant with the rules
Sanctions to disobedient members include:
Why are rewards used in institutions?
Rewards are used to encourage the members to remain positive and to motivate the members to achieve the goals of the organisation
Examples of rewards given are:
List the types of institutions
The types of educational institutions are:
Skills developed during education are:
Three functions of Education are to:
List the government’s roles in education
Religion describes…
Various systems of beliefs and practices concerning what people determine to be sacred or spiritual
The functions of Religious Institutions are:
What are Economic Institutions?
Companies that engage in the business of dealing with monetary transactions like currency exchange and providing financial advice
Four examples of Economic Institutions are:
Recreational Institutions are designed to provide…
Persons with opportunities to socialize, relax and exercise in a structured environment