School Social System Quiz

Individuals in social systems do not bring individual needs, beliefs, and cognitive understandings of the job.

Feedback in social systems does not involve communication that monitors behavior.

All social systems are formal organizations.

Social systems do not have distinctive cultures according to the text.

The teaching-learning process is not considered as the technical core of schools in the context of social systems.

A social system is an organized whole comprising interacting personalities bound together in an inorganic relationship.

According to Longress (2000), a social organization is a group of elements and activities that interact and constitute multiple social entities.

The classroom can be considered as an example of a social system due to its ethos, norms, values, and psychological aspects.

One of the basic assumptions for social system models is that social systems are closed systems.

According to Olsen (1970), a social system is composed of subunits, elements, and subsystems that are unrelated within relatively stable patterns of social chaos.