Functionalism, in general terms, focuses on studying the function of a structure or system in relation to its environment and how it contributes to the maintenance and survival of the system in question. In this sense, there are certain characteristics that functionalism shares with organisms:

1. Adaptation to the environment: both organisms and structures analyzed by functionalism must be able to adapt to their environment in order to survive.

2. Interdependence of parts: Both the organisms and the structures analyzed by functionalism are composed of interdependent parts that work together to achieve a common goal.

3. Maintenance of balance: both organisms and structures analyzed by functionalism seek to maintain a dynamic balance with their environment to ensure their survival.

4. Functionality: both the organisms and the structures analyzed by functionalism must fulfill a specific function that contributes to the well-being and survival of the system in question.
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