Hubbard,Rice and Galvin Assert That a Key Problem in Implementing

question 25

Multiple Choice

Hubbard,Rice and Galvin assert that a key problem in implementing change is that the change being proposed is:

• A)transformational in nature
• B)incremental in nature
• C)not sufficiently far-reaching and radical
• D)not necessarily accepted by the people in the organisation

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Definitions:

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A theoretical approach in psychology that examines mental structures and behaviors through the lens of evolution and adaptation.

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