No single one of the six components of organizational culture can be construed as individually representing the culture;rather,all of them,taken together,reflect and give meaning to the concept of culture.

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This statement is true. The six components of organizational culture (values, beliefs, behaviors, artifacts, language, and assumptions) cannot be viewed in isolation, but rather collectively create and shape the overall culture of an organization.

No Single One of the Six Components of Organizational Culture