Once a Change Is Introduced, the Next Step in the Cycle

question 21

Multiple Choice

Once a change is introduced, the next step in the cycle of change is:

• A) to gain acceptance of the need for change.
• B) to propose new ways and alternatives.
• C) to monitor the change and make adjustments and refinements in light of experience.
• D) to immediately make 'the new way' the norm.
• E) None of these responses are correct.

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