The General Systems Theory (GST) / Nur Zainie Abd Hamid

Abd Hamid, Nur Zainie (2020) The General Systems Theory (GST) / Nur Zainie Abd Hamid. FBM Insights, 2. p. 21. ISSN 2716-599X
Abstract

The General Systems Theory is developed by Ludwig von Bertalanffy, a biologist in 1928. This is an interdisciplinary theory that proposed a complex system shared several basic principles in order to function properly. At first, the theory is developed to describe the natural processes or nature of a complex system such as the human body functions. However, later, the theory has been applied to the business field. In the business field, the system theory is a framework to investigate and describe any group of objects that work together to produce some result. It focuses on the relations between the parts and connect them into a whole system. The GST also promises to offer a valuable concept for evaluating the human interrelation. In t he studies of perception, system theory is able to model human interactions that include intrapersonal, interpersonal and intergroup. It provides the basis for interpreting human experiences and the actual phenomenon

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