The organizational subsystem that provides the coordination and control necessary for organized activity, such as formal structures and reward systems, is known as ______.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The term "formal organization" refers to the established structure and system of authority, communication, and rules that allow for coordinated and controlled activity within an organization. This includes formal roles, hierarchies, and reward systems. Social factors refer to the interpersonal relationships, norms, and values that shape behavior within the organization. The physical setting and technology are important components of the organizational context but do not specifically refer to the coordination and control subsystem.

The Organizational Subsystem That Provides the Coordination and Control Necessary