Social Institutions Often Appear Monolithic and Unchanging

Multiple Choice

Social institutions often appear monolithic and unchanging.The sociological perspective sees that:

A) social institutions are socially constructed and changeable.
B) modern social institutions are socially constructed,but premodern institutions were unchanging.
C) family is relatively monolithic,whereas government and education are changeable.
D) each institution must be understood on its own terms; no generalizations regarding social construction are possible.