Conformity and Deviance in Sociology

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What is the main purpose of non-formal education according to the passage?

To enable students to learn skills and knowledge through structured learning experiences

Which of the following is NOT a function or importance of non-formal education mentioned in the passage?

Providing formal certification and degrees

According to the passage, how does non-formal education contribute to the betterment of an individual's environment?

By promoting greater awareness and participation in society

What is the primary criticism of formal education systems mentioned in the passage?

They do not address the dynamics of the environment and societies

What is the main goal of the K to 12 program mentioned in the passage?

To produce high school graduates who are employable in skill-based sectors

According to the passage, what is the relationship between educational attainment and an individual's success?

Educational attainment contributes to both the individual's success and the betterment of their environment

What is the primary reason for the emergence of non-formal education according to the passage?

To address the dynamics of the environment and societies that formal education has failed to address

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of non-formal education mentioned in the passage?

Provides formal certification and degrees to students

How does non-formal education promote critical thinking according to the passage?

By introducing concepts concerning democracy, power, and inequality

What is the main difference between non-formal education and formal education systems according to the passage?

Non-formal education enables students to learn skills and knowledge through structured learning experiences, while formal education systems fail to address the dynamics of the environment and societies

Explore the concepts of conformity and deviance in sociology. Learn about the reasons behind conformity, such as normative and informational social influence, and the implications of deviating from societal norms. Understand how these behaviors shape social interactions and institutions.

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