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Groups composed of like-minded people who pursue shared goals because they find them personally and socially rewarding.
People who regularly interact and have close and enduring relationships.
The sociologist who believed there will be a debureaucratization of society in the 21st century.
When workers conform to rules and procedures to such a degree that the rules become more important than the goals.
Observed that bureaucracies waste time and money by expanding the work to fill the time allotted for its completion.
The early sociologist who studied bureaucracies and the characteristics they have in common.
The researcher who cited the importance of small groups and wrote The Human Group.
A group that people do not identify with and consider less worthy and less desirable than their own.
Decision making that ignores alternative solutions in order to maintain group harmony.
A large-scale organization that uses rules, hierarchical ranking, and a rational worldview to achieve maximum efficiency.
Conducted the classic experiment on group conformity to demonstrate the power of peer pressure.
Developed the concept of groupthink.
A three-person group.
One of the first sociologists to examine the impact of group size on the nature of social interaction.
Coined the terms "primary group" and "secondary group."
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Irving Janis
out-group
Georg Simmel
Solomon Asch
C. Northcote Parkinson
Charles Horton Cooley
George Homans
Lester Thurow
voluntary organizations
bureaucracy
triad
primary group
bureaucratic ritualism
Max Weber
groupthink
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Premises:
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Groups composed of like-minded people who pursue shared goals because they find them personally and socially rewarding.
People who regularly interact and have close and enduring relationships.
The sociologist who believed there will be a debureaucratization of society in the 21st century.
When workers conform to rules and procedures to such a degree that the rules become more important than the goals.
Observed that bureaucracies waste time and money by expanding the work to fill the time allotted for its completion.
The early sociologist who studied bureaucracies and the characteristics they have in common.
The researcher who cited the importance of small groups and wrote The Human Group.
A group that people do not identify with and consider less worthy and less desirable than their own.
Decision making that ignores alternative solutions in order to maintain group harmony.
A large-scale organization that uses rules, hierarchical ranking, and a rational worldview to achieve maximum efficiency.
Conducted the classic experiment on group conformity to demonstrate the power of peer pressure.
Developed the concept of groupthink.
A three-person group.
One of the first sociologists to examine the impact of group size on the nature of social interaction.
Coined the terms "primary group" and "secondary group."
Premises:
Groups composed of like-minded people who pursue shared goals because they find them personally and socially rewarding.
People who regularly interact and have close and enduring relationships.
The sociologist who believed there will be a debureaucratization of society in the 21st century.
When workers conform to rules and procedures to such a degree that the rules become more important than the goals.
Observed that bureaucracies waste time and money by expanding the work to fill the time allotted for its completion.
The early sociologist who studied bureaucracies and the characteristics they have in common.
The researcher who cited the importance of small groups and wrote The Human Group.
A group that people do not identify with and consider less worthy and less desirable than their own.
Decision making that ignores alternative solutions in order to maintain group harmony.
A large-scale organization that uses rules, hierarchical ranking, and a rational worldview to achieve maximum efficiency.
Conducted the classic experiment on group conformity to demonstrate the power of peer pressure.
Developed the concept of groupthink.
A three-person group.
One of the first sociologists to examine the impact of group size on the nature of social interaction.
Coined the terms "primary group" and "secondary group."
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