In the Context of Kurt Lewin's Stage Model of Change

question 37

Multiple Choice

In the context of Kurt Lewin's stage model of change management, embedding or institutionalizing the new behaviors to prevent people from drifting back to previous ways of doing things is called:

• A) moving.
• B) approaching.
• C) unfreezing.
• D) refreezing.

Recognize hurdles in developing and implementing HR metrics.

Understanding different types of mimicry organizations use in adopting HR practices.

Know the financial planning required for evaluating HR practices.

Learn the methods of measuring HR activities and their effectiveness.

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Definitions:

Psychology Study

Academic research aiming to understand, explain, and predict behaviors, emotions, and thoughts through scientific methods.

Reconstructive Process

The way memory is modified during recall, influenced by current knowledge, experiences, and expectations, rather than being a perfect replay of events.

Biased By Schemas

Involves shaping perceptions or understandings based on pre-existing cognitive frameworks, which can lead to skewed interpretations.

Ease Of Retrieval

The degree to which information can be easily and quickly accessed from memory, often influencing judgments and decisions.