psychology

Many of us believe that we have sole power over our mind and body. We do not conform unless we choose to and we do not change unless we want to. We remain still as individuals both alone and in a group. The reality is that we continue to live in an essentially structured society with roles, rights and rituals to differentiate its members. We are all bound to certain societal groups that influence who we are, how we feel, and what we do. We are often unaware of the gradual evolution of our attitudes and behaviors as we interact within the groups to which we belong. Yet, the impact of these structured groups on its members is significant and worthy of discussion and analysis.
In this paper, we will focus our attention on one organization and show how the organization influences the attitudes and behaviors of its members through various structural variables. Applying the massive body of researchgroup or another group. The results showed that “subjects exposed to a message regardi...