In the Context of Motivating Change, "Moving" Refers to

question 23

Multiple Choice

In the context of motivating change, "moving" refers to

• A)the management's realization that its current practices are no longer appropriate.
• B)strengthening the new behaviors that support the change.
• C)instituting the change, which begins with establishing a vision.
• D)the process of identifying performance gaps.
• E)the process of breaking from the old ways of doing things.

Differentiate between various forms of collective behavior, such as social movements, crowds, and mobs.

Understand the role of rumors in situations of uncertainty.

Recognize the impact of social identity on collective behavior.

Explain the effects of environmental factors on collective behavior, including the impact of anonymity and group size.

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Definitions:

Missouri River

The longest river in North America, flowing from the Rocky Mountains of western Montana to the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri.

Pike's Journey

An expedition led by American explorer Zebulon Pike in the early 19th century, known for its exploration of the southwestern part of the Louisiana Territory and encounters with Spanish forces.

Louisiana Territory

A vast area of land acquired by the United States from France in 1803, doubling the size of the nation and driving westward expansion.

Western Expansion

The period of territorial growth and settler migration in the United States during the 19th century, leading to the acquisition and settlement of lands west of the Mississippi River.