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ORGANIZATIONS (The importance of organization (Organizations are in the…

- - - - Includes values, norms, and role expectations. Briefly, values are
        the criteria employed in selecting the goals of behavior, norms are generalized d rules governing behavior that specify, in particular, appropriate means for pursuing goals; and roles are expectations for or evaluative standards employed in assessing.
  - - - organizations are specialized in their purposes
      - For example, a single individual may simultaneously be an employee of an industrial firm, a member of a union, a church member,etc.
    - - How much of the personalities and private lives ofindividual participants is relevant to the functioning of
        the organization also varies from one type of organization
    - - Structure influences ongoing actions and it is constituted by-made up of-such actions