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Orientation of members toward others [is] a cognitive and affective orientation toward the objects of work, which is manifested in a person's interpersonal style.

— Paul R. Lawrence

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By integration we mean the process of achieving unity of effort among the various subsystems in the accomplishment of the organization's tasks.

Other things being equal, differentiation and integration are essentially antagonistic, and that one can be obtained only at the expense of the other.

The quality of the state of collaboration that exist among organizations that is required to achieve unity of effort by the demands of the environment.

By differentiation we mean the differences in cognitive and emotional orientation among managers in different units and the differences in formal structure among units.

[Integration is defined as] the process of achieving unity of effort among the various subsystems in the accomplishment of the organization's task.

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