Developing 'Imaginal Literacy' Skills Is Becoming Increasingly Important for Change

question 13

True/False

Developing 'imaginal literacy' skills is becoming increasingly important for change agents working with global social change organisations.

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Definitions:

Organizational Behavior

A field of study that investigates how individuals, groups, and structures affect and are affected by behavior within organizations, aiming to improve organizational effectiveness and individual well-being.

Information Overload

is the state of being overwhelmed by a large amount of information input, making it difficult to process or make decisions.

Workspace Design

Refers to the organization and planning of an office or workspace layout to maximize productivity and enhance the work environment.

Employee Privacy

The rights of employees to have their personal information, communications, and activities protected from unauthorized scrutiny or disclosure in the workplace.