What Occurs When a Social Movement Reaches the Institutionalization Stage

question 99

Multiple Choice

What occurs when a social movement reaches the institutionalization stage?

• A) policies and ideology are formalized and a leader, likely to be a kind of statesperson, is chosen
• B) more definite ideas about the causes of the problems and about the goals begin to emerge
• C) the movement transforms into a fixed organization with a formal structure and division of duties
• D) reform-minded members tend to split off in splinter groups
• E) the movement ceases to satisfy the needs of its members

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Definitions:

Internalization of Standards

This refers to the process through which individuals adopt and integrate the values, norms, and behaviors considered appropriate in their society or culture into their personal value system.

Rules of Behavior

Guidelines or principles designed to govern conduct or actions within a specific context or society, often outlining acceptable and unacceptable behaviors.

Authority

The power or right to direct or control someone or something.

Developmentally Changing Competencies

Skills or abilities that evolve or improve over time as a person grows or develops.