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.

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Definitions:

Network Externalities

The effect that one user of a good or service has on the value of that product to other people, often positive, as the number of users increases.

Product Variety

The variety of products or services a company provides or that are accessible in a marketplace.

Cost Diseconomies

Situations where costs per unit increase as a firm's operation scales up, often due to inefficiencies or increased complexity.

Celebrity Endorsement

The practice of using a famous person's support or approval to promote a product or service, leveraging their influence to reach potential customers.