Groups and Organizations Flashcards

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deep bonds and long lasting, enduring relationships family, does not have to be warm and fuzzy

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Primary Group

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short lasting and more superficial, transient relationships

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Secondary Group: short lasting and more superficial, transient relationships

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similar in age status background, tend to be self selected

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Peer groups

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someone identifies as a member of

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Ingroup

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someone does not identify as a member of

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Outgroup

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groups that we compare ourselves to, you can use a reference group and not be a part of it, reference group requires someone to evaluate themselves on it

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Reference Group

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True or False: Dyads are more stable than triads

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False, triads are more stable

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What are the three major kinds of organizations?

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Utilitarian, Normative, Coercive

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Organization we join to make money

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Utilitarian

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Organization people join because of some shared ideal

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Normative

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Organization we don’t have a choice in joining

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Coercive

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Organization type that is well organized impersonal large administrative systems like government, hospitals, schools and courts

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Bureaucracy

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What are the requirements for an ideal bureaucracy according to Weber

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Max Weber- ideal bureaucracy:

  • hierchal structure
  • weel defined roles, responsibilities, and chain of command
  • organized by specialization
  • run impersonally
  • recruitment and employment are grounded in technical merit based qualifications
  • predictable career paths
  • political neutrality
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group without bosses with group based consensus oriented decision making

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Anarchist collective

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any organization that starts as a democracy will end up being controlled by a select few

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Iron law of oligarchy

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organizational approach that focuses on efficiency, specialization, and use of technology

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Mcdonaldization

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prison or mandatory military draft are examples of this organization

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coercive

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government, hospitals, schools and courts are examples of this organization type

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bureaucracy

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A physician loves to cook in his spare time and tends to compare his recipes and works with those of celebrity cooks. Who is this person’s reference group?

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Celebrities/cooks NOT other physicians because he is not comparing his capabilities as a doctor, he is comparing his capabilities as a cook