Multiple Choice
Regarding institutional dilemmas, we can conclude that
A) institutionalization is always the beginning of the end for religious groups.
B) some types of organizational structures may be more susceptible to the occurrence of certain dilemmas than others.
C) the dysfunctions of routinization are inevitable.
D) generally speaking, the stronger the plausibility structures, the more the institutional dilemmas a group is likely to face.
E) all of the above.
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