Second, the idea that the people are the situation does not tell us why individuals have multiple organizational memberships (e.g., bank employees by day and YMCA volunteer by night) and how individuals adjust to the different situations in which they participate. Individuals typically have multiple organizational memberships and often participate in organizations that include very different kinds of members. The idea that people and situation are the same neither predicts this phenomenon nor says anything about how to understand the behavior of the same individual across diverse organizational settings.