1) Cultures intermingle. 2) ideas are shared. 3) goods are exchanged.
Answer:1. Value;
2.Groups and institutions; the family, economic institutions, political institutions and religious institutions.
3. Organizations; associations
4. Collectivity; firms, schools, political parties.
5. Norms; (i) obligatory or relational
(ii) Permissive and regulatory.
6. Roles: father,mother, employees etc
All elements of social structure are important. One isn't better than the other.
Explanation:
All elements of social structure work hand in hand to make a better structure of the society. Each element having it's own unique role to play in marking the societal structure stronger. For examples institutions play a very vital role just like norms. If institutions don't have norms or roles, there won't be orderliness.
Answer:
effectiveness is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Answer:
a. all religious institutions
Explanation:
Positive institutions refer to institutions that are organizations and the practices which are structured in societies in order to establish the greatest strengths of human, boost up human strengths, etc
While on the other hand, positive psychology refers to the behaviors of the person or communities that to be prospered in order to give meaningful lives and motivate the experience towards love, work, etc
So based on the given situation, the option b, c and d are deal with both the above terms as it demonstrates the positive way to build a strong, secure, relationship with the colleagues, families, neighborhoods, etc
Hence, the option a is correct one
Unemployment exists when people who are willing to work at the going wages cannot find jobs. It can be explained as below:
The workforce population includes people from 15 to 59 years. Therefore, if people below 15 years and above 59 years do not have a job, they cannot be called unemployed.
In India, unemployment can be categorized as in rural and urban areas. Further, rural unemployment includes seasonal and disguised unemployment and urban unemployment includes educated unemployment.
