Describe the Differences Between Mechanistic and Organic Organizations,and Identify the Circumstances

question 177

Essay

Describe the differences between mechanistic and organic organizations,and identify the circumstances in which both mechanistic and organic organizations may find it appropriate to use impersonality,extensive rules,and rigid procedures.

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Definitions:

Subtests

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Intercorrelations

Statistical measures that indicate the strength and direction of relationships between multiple variables.

Factor Analysis Validity

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Convergent Validity

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