Social institutions are ingrained patterns of behavior that represent solutions to universal human needs. They are often part of a society's culture and can include things like family, religion, government, and economic systems. While banks and schools can be considered institutions, they are just a small part of the larger concept.

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Social Institutions

Question 36

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Social institutions:

A) are ingrained patterns of behavior representing solutions to universal human needs
B) are things like banks and schools
C) make up cultural components
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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