ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND SOCIO-BIOLOGICAL APPROACH
Abstract
Employees will continue to be the most important and valuable assets of organizations until utterly unmanned organization utopia becomes real. The individual characteristics, knowledge, skills and abilities of the employees play a substantial role in the success of the organization as the most important, valuable resource of them. In this respect: it will be beneficial to utilize multidisciplinary methods at the point of understanding behavior, organizational behavior and their origins. Socio-biological approach has the basic idea that: all social behaviors have biological basis and they should be examined systematically. Socio-biological approaches and ecological methods will help to develop new paradigms and solutions for basic problems of business management. Approaches and theorems produced from these similarities will give a new perspective to the business science by analyzing resemblances between human and animal behaviors within the socio-biological perspective. The increasingly sophisticated technology and globalization phenomenon in the developing world have led to changes in many functions of businesses. Enterprises have begun to shift towards the advanced technologies, as cyborgs, artificial intelligence, etc. in the course of their production processes. It is remarkable that even cybernetic theorems have modeled animal behaviors. In this study, concepts of behavior and organizational behavior were evaluated by socio-biological approach in terms of business functions.
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Primary Language
English
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Journal Section
Research Article
Publication Date
December 30, 2017
Submission Date
November 1, 2017
Acceptance Date
December 27, 2017
Published in Issue
Year 1970 Volume: 1 Number: 1