Exam 8: Systems-Based Organizing
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Different teams in the same sport league would belong to which component of Parsons' model of organizing?
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According to Thompson, organizations seek to isolate their ___________________ from environmental influences by establishing ___________________ to buffer or level environmental fluctuations.
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Organizations should simultaneously undertake both differentiation and integration.
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Both Thompson and Parsons would argue that the ___________________ of an organization must be insulated from environmental disturbances.
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The essence of the "flexiform" model is that the differentiated units are loosely coupled to each other.
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Lawrence and Lorsch's (1967) basic premise was that a manufacturing organization is divided into three major subsystems: sales, production, and research and development
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The customer-employee interface in a ___________________ organization operates in a highly unpredictable environment.
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The idea of loosely coupled systems in the flexiform model stems from the distinction between ________________ and ________________.
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In order to interact effectively with ever-changing environments, organizations have tended to adopt newer forms of structuring that are loosely labeled ____________________________.
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According to Lawrence and Lorsch, the relative certainty of the environment faced by subsystems creates two specific problems for the organization: (a) ________________ and (b) ________________.
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An open system has many environmental influences that affect the organization.
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Which of the following phrases best describes "interorganizational networks"?
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All of the following are components of the Parsonian model except:
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Thompson would argue that if the boundary-spanning units are to be efficient, they must be able to work in a stable environment.
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According to Thompson, which of the following is important in sealing off the technical core from environmental uncertainties?
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The process of structuring units of an organization differently and staffing them with people of varying skills in order to cope with the particular environment and its requirements is called ___________________.
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The Parsonian model suggests that organizations consist of distinct hierarchical sub-organizations.
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A "boundary-spanning unit" is best described as which of the following?
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In Parsons' model, the ___________________ subsystem is a higher order system that both administers and serves the technical system.
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Which of the following is a network organization that involves one or more internal units interacting with units external to the organization?
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