Quiz # 2

1. ______ patterns norms rules and schemes that govern and direct social thought and action

• a. institution

• b. isomorphism

• institutionalism

• formal institution

1. It is an approach that aims to understand and analyse how actions, thoughts, and meanings penetrate into the social consciousness deeply enough to embed themselves into social psyche

• a. institution

• b. isomorphism

• c. institutionalism

• formal institution

3. Refers to the similarity in form, shape or structure. Institutions arise, change, and persist due to their regulative, normative and cognitive functions.

• institution

• isomorphism

• institutionalism

• informal institution

4. _____are rules, policies and norms that are considered official, originating from state laws, government or organizations.

• informal institution

• formal institution

• isomorphic

• isomorhism

1. It is known rules and norms but are not commonly written down and commonly viewed as acceptable and are more persistent than codified laws like

• formal institution

• informal institution

• isomorphic

• institutionalism

It operates through coercive isomorphism, which places value on expediency as effect of compliance.

• cognitive function

• regulative function

• normative function

• informal functio

1. It places the value on complying with social obligations.

• informal institution

• regulative function

• cognitive function

• normative function

It operates through mimetic isomorphism, which places value on factors such as uncertainty and prevalence of others’ performance.

• cognitive function

• regulative function

• normative function

• coercive function

1. Constitution, official law, regulation, standards enforced by the states is an example of _________

• informal institution

• formal institution

• isomorphic

• isomorphism

1. Attitudes, traditions, superstitious belief, speculation is an example of_________________

• formal institution

• informal institution

• isomorphism

• institutionalism