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ritzer argues that the operating procedures perfected (but not originated) by have been duplicated in countless arenas from amusement parks and grocery stores to childcare companies, healthcare organizations, religious institutions, educational institutions, and entertainment industries; as a result, those procedures have seeped into the very fabric of

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Ritzer argues that the operating procedures perfected (but not originated) by McDonald's have been duplicated in countless arenas from amusement parks and grocery stores to childcare companies, healthcare organizations, religious institutions, educational institutions, and entertainment industries; as a result, those procedures have seeped into the very fabric of everyday life.

George Ritzer used the term "McDonaldization" to describe the process of rationalization in society. Rationalizing is an act where social norms, beliefs, and emotional drivers of behavior get replaced, aiming to achieve uniform output through a repetitive process. With this process, culture takes on the traits of a fast-food restaurant.

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