Organization Development Specialists Identify Three Distinct Stages for Achieving Behavioral

question 148

Multiple Choice

Organization development specialists identify three distinct stages for achieving behavioral and attitudinal change. These are:

• A) freezing, changing, and intervention.
• B) unfreezing, freezing, and refreezing.
• C) unfreezing, changing, and refreezing.
• D) intervention, refreezing, and reinforcement.
• E) none of these.

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Definitions:

Children's Friendships

Relationships formed between children that are characterized by mutual affection, trust, and support, playing a crucial role in their social and emotional development.

Nonhostile Social Comparison

The act of comparing oneself with others in a way that is not competitive or antagonistic, often for self-improvement or learning purposes.

Hypercompetitiveness

An excessive emphasis on competition and winning in all aspects of life, often at the expense of personal relationships and ethical standards.

Cooperation

The process of groups or individuals working or acting together for a common purpose or benefit, often essential for social interaction and community building.