The Ability to Influence People to Adopt the New Behaviours

question 116

Short Answer

The ability to influence people to adopt the new behaviours needed for strategy implementation is called _____.

---

Definitions:

Society of Friends

Another name for the Quakers, a religious movement founded in the 17th century, known for their commitment to pacifism, social equality, and simplicity.

Prince Alexander Ypsilantis

A Greek leader who played a key role in the Greek War of Independence against Ottoman rule, notably leading the Filiki Eteria in its early stages.

Secret Nationalist

An individual who secretly supports and advocates for the independence and self-determination of their nation, often in a context where such activities are prohibited.

Reform Act of 1832

A British law passed in 1832 that expanded the electorate for the House of Commons and applied reforms to the electoral system of England and Wales, significantly changing British parliamentary representation.