Incremental Change Differs from Transformational Change in That Incremental Change

question 11

Multiple Choice

Incremental change differs from transformational change in that incremental change is:

• A) resisted exclusively by the management, whereas transformational change is resisted exclusively by consumers.
• B) gradual and small scale, whereas transformational change is radical and groundbreaking.
• C) restricted to small industries, whereas transformational change is restricted to large industries.
• D) aimed at increasing turnover rates, whereas transformational change is aimed at increasing employee attrition.

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Definitions:

Social Identity

The part of an individual's self-concept derived from perceived membership in a social group, including its norms and relationships.

Audiences and Crowds

A conceptual distinction where audiences are groups of people observing an event, while crowds are groups that gather for a shared purpose and may engage in active participation.

Coworkers

Individuals who work together in the same organization or workplace.

Primary Groups

Small, close-knit and often long-term social groups characterized by deep, personal, and enduring relationships.