Systems theorists:
A) are similar to behavioral and classical theorists in the way they conceptualize the organization and its problems.
B) break the organization into its component parts to understand the whole.
C) focus on viewing the organization as a whole and as the interrelationship of its parts.
D) focus on people.

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Systems theorists focus on the interrelationship of the components of an organization and view the organization as a whole system rather than focusing solely on individual components. They are distinct from behavioral and classical theorists, who often focus on individual components or specific behaviors, and they do not necessarily have a primary focus on people.

Systems Theorists