A view of organizations as different from other types of social groups, as benefiting from specific goals, as highly formalized, and as functioning through the implementation of rules would best be called:
A) An open systems perspective.
B) A natural systems perspective.
C) A logical systems perspective.
D) A rational systems perspective.

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This view aligns with a rational systems perspective, which emphasizes formal structures, specific goals, and rule-based operation in organizations, distinguishing them from more informal or loosely organized social groups.

A View of Organizations as Different from Other Types of Social