How are social institutions characterized in modern societies?

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complex and interconnected systems of social behaviorschaotic social connections typical of postmodern timesonline groups existing within digital environmentsconsidered obsolete in the field of sociology

Explanation

Social institutions in modern societies are best described as complex and interconnected systems of social behaviors that organize and regulate collective life. They are not disorganized or irrelevant, nor are they limited to virtual communities.