Subgroups that are established by the organization to achieve a specific goal are known as:

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Formal groups are established by the organization for a specific purpose or goal, and typically have designated leaders or members who are accountable for achieving the group's objectives. Option A (objective groups) is not a common term used in organizational behavior, while option B (service groups) suggests a focus on providing services rather than achieving specific goals. Option C (informal groups) are typically formed by members themselves, rather than being established by the organization, and may not necessarily have a specific objective or goal.

Subgroups That Are Established by the Organization to Achieve a Specific