Importance of Social Organizations

From the beginning of our life we ​​need to be part of a Social group, initially being our family Primary Social Group the one that provides us with the basic care related to the Feeding, Hygiene and Shelter, also beginning through the emission of sounds and with the reflex of Crying to emit our first forms of Communication, requiring help when something bothers us or requesting the care mentioned above.

Later we are given the adaptation in the school stage where we learn to interact with other individuals and to form other Social groups, following the orders of adults other than our parents (that is, the Teachers or Teachers) and adapting to the Rules and Limitations that is proposed to us in life in society, learning to enjoy a Good Coexistence with other individuals and forming part of the so-called Social Organizations.

These have consist precisely of Social groups whose main premise is Planning and Realization of an Objective, each of its members having the assignment of a social role

determined and thereby acquiring a Social status within said context and environment, being able to belong to various social groups without this interfering in their actions.

A clear example of this is given in a City or State, responding within this group to different Social Organizations that pursue different purposes such as Economic, Political or Educational Objectives, and where the members of this community can occupy roles depending on the context in which they perform, interacting with other individuals to reach a Common goal.

Each of these networks has a Social organization that can be raised by Explicit or Implicit Rules, being respected and accepted by the members of said group and also providing a support for the decision making, the choice of methodology to reach an objective and the choice of different Social projects.