Q4 - wEEK 2 Flashcards

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A social institution found in all societies that unites people in cooperative groups to care for one another.

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family

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“Formal organization is a highly structured secondary group formed for the purpose of achieving specific goals in the most efficient manner.”

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Diana Kendall

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organization we join voluntarily to pursue some common interest or gain personal satisfaction or prestige by joining.

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Normative

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organization we join voluntarily when they can provide us with a material reward that we seek.

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Utilitarian

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5
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association that people are forced to join as a form of punishment (prison) and treatment (psychiatric hospitals).

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coercive

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his work showed one of the clearest links between individuals and institution

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Max Weber

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According to Max Weber, it is one that individuals attach subjective meanings to. In other words, it is an action that is meaningful.

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Social Action

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Determined by the actor’s habitual and customary ways of behaving.

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traditional action

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9
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Determined by emotional state of the actor.

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Affectual Action

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Determined by conscious belief in the value of some ethical, aesthetic, religious or other forms of behavior.

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Value Rationality

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Determined by goal orientation.

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Means-end Rationality

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12
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associated with hereditary authority (monarchy)

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Traditional Authority

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13
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associated with charismatic leaders whose authority comes from followers ‘belief in leaders’ (cult leaders , dictators).

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Charismatic Authority

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associated with leadership that is goal-oriented for the benefit of the society (duly-elected government officials, bureaucrats).

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Rational-Legal Authority

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15
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Large, rational organizations, designed to perform task efficiently.

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Bureaucracy

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division of labor exists

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Specialization

17
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jobs are structured from greater to lesser amount of authority

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Hierarchy of Position

18
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formal rules and regulations guide a bureaucracy’s operations.

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Rules and Regulations

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bureaucratic workers are technically trained.

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technical competence

20
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rules and regulations, not personal whim; govern the treatment of both clients and workers so that they are treated the same way

A

impersonality

21
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there is reliance on record and files.

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formal written communications

22
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although formal organizations are designed to serve humanity, Weber feared that people might well end up serving formal organization.

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Dehumanization

23
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failure to carry out the work or service it exists to perform. By the time the computer or service arrives, it is already out of date or unnecessary.

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Inefficiency and Rigidity

24
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According to what Michels called “the iron law of oligarchy.” The pyramid shape of bureaucracy places
few leaders in charge of organizational resources.

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He pointed out the link between bureaucracy and political oligarchy, the rule of the many by the few.
Robert Michels
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Invented by eminent sociologist George Ritzer in his book
McDonaldization
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Process of “rationalization”, i.e., the substitution of traditional rules or views for logical or pragmatic rules or views & how it can be applied to any task.
McDonaldization
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process of choosing the optimum means to a given end.
efficiency
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emphasis on the quantity of the products sold & speed of the service offered.
Calculability
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emphasis on things such as “discipline, order, systemization, formalization, routine, consistency, and methodical operation”.
Predictability
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emphasis on controlling the workers and the customers. This is done to maintain a greater control over the complete rationalizing process through increased mechanization. By substitution of humans by non-human technology and by making tasks repetitive.
Control