When the Knowledge of One Event Allows for the Prediction

question 1

Multiple Choice

When the knowledge of one event allows for the prediction of another event, then the two events are

• A) significantly different
• B) causally related
• C) correlated
• D) due to chance

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Definitions:

Role Patterns

Established behaviors and expectations associated with specific positions or roles within an organization.

Lewin's Force Field Model

A model that describes organizational change as a state of imbalance between forces pushing for change and those resisting it.

Unfreezing

Involves the process of making an organization or individual ready for change, by breaking down existing norms and behaviors.

Refreezing

The phase in the change process where new behaviors, values, and attitudes are solidified as the new status quo.