The Most Common Error in the Refreezing Phase in Lewin's

question 82

Multiple Choice

The most common error in the refreezing phase in Lewin's model for planned change is:

• A) facilitating the forgetting or abandoning of change with the passage of time.
• B) declaring victory too soon and withdrawing support before the change is really fixed in normal routines.
• C) implementing change before people are prepared and feel a need for it.
• D) not creating a sense of urgency for change and neglecting to build a coalition of influential persons who support it.
• E) preparing for more change even before the present one is fully implemented.

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Definitions:

Wages

Payments made to employees for their labor, typically calculated on an hourly, daily, or piecework basis.

Economic Rent

The excess payment made to a factor of production over and above what would be needed to keep it in its current use.

Marginal Revenue Product

The additional revenue generated from employing one more unit of input, such as labor or capital.

Primary Labor Market

The segment of the labor market that consists of high-paying jobs with good benefits and job security, often requiring higher education or specialized skills.