what does parsons mean by agil? to what does this refer and what are the four processes that this represents? for each process,

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what does parsons mean by agil? to what does this refer and what are the four processes that this represents? for each process,

make sure to give an example of the societal system that is represented by it.

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maxonik [38] · Answer 1 · 2024-09-23T21:46:14+03:00

AGIL is a a methodical representation of some societal requirements that must be met by every civilization in order to keep social orderly.

The four functional requirements or imperatives of any system of action are summarized by Talcott Parsons' AGIL schema: adaptation (A), goal achievement (G), integration (I), and latent pattern maintenance (L).

We define them in terms of the four fundamental tasks that pattern maintenance, integration, goal achievement, and adaptability are, and that we attribute to all systems of action.

Agile Modeling (AM) is a combination of values, ideas, and modeling techniques that may be used in a practical and efficient way on software development projects.

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