In Reget V

question 160

Multiple Choice

In Reget v.City of La Crosse case,where a business owner claims he was selected by the City for bad treatment,the appeals court held that the summary judgment against Reget was correct because:

• A)Reget failed to obtain the proper paperwork for his suit
• B)Reget failed to show that his property had been illegally searched
• C)Reget failed to show that he had been intentionally treated differently than others similarly situated
• D)Reget showed that he had been intentionally treated differently than others similarly situated
• E)none of the other choices are correct

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Definitions:

Resistance Change

Opposition or pushback by individuals or groups within an organization against changes that are perceived as harmful or unnecessary.

Coercion

The act of compelling someone to act in a certain way by force or threat.

Force Field Analysis

A decision-making technique that analyzes the forces for and against a change to identify if the change is viable.

Unfreezing

A stage in the change process where existing behaviors or attitudes are questioned, making individuals or organizations ready for change.