The Textbook Suggests That 'Resistance to Change' Represents

question 32

Multiple Choice

The textbook suggests that 'resistance to change' represents:

• A) Symptoms of underlying restraining forces that need to be removed
• B) Incidents in which employees are happy with the status quo and do not want any change in their organisation
• C) The change agent's distorted perceptions of employee behaviour based on their own doubts about the success of the change process
• D) Indications that change is not required in the organisation

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