Social Institutions

question 64

Multiple Choice

Social institutions:

• A) keep the same structure, values, and norms over time.
• B) change in response to events, new ideas, and other institutions.
• C) are not capable of change.
• D) change only according to preconceived plans.

Understand the anatomical divisions of the autonomic nervous system.

Describe the functions of various parts of the cerebral cortex and their roles in processing sensory information and controlling movement.

Identify the role of the cerebellum in coordination and balance.

Understand the structural and functional aspects of the CNS, including the brain and spinal cord.

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Definitions:

Content Theory

Refers to theories that explain why human needs change over time, focusing on specific factors that motivate people at work.

Perceived Inequity

A feeling or belief that one has been treated unfairly or has received less than they deserve, especially in comparison to others.

J. Stacy Adams

An American behavioral and workplace psychologist, known for developing equity theory on job motivation and satisfaction.

Process Theories

Theories focusing on the psychological and behavioral processes that motivate individuals to act in certain ways.