The Major Force(s)in the Change Process Include _____

question 41

Multiple Choice

The major force(s) in the change process include _____.

• A)the extent of change to be made
• B)the amount of time required to implement the change
• C)those advocating the change such as a manager or practitioner
• D)an evaluation of the change and its impact on organization effectiveness
• E)all of the above

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Definitions:

Refracted Upward

Describes a wave or beam of light changing direction as it passes upward through mediums of different densities.

Parkfield Segment

A section of the San Andreas Fault in California known for its high seismic activity and regular minor earthquakes.

Predicted Dates

Estimated dates or time periods for future events based on current knowledge or analysis.

Historical Earthquakes

Historical earthquakes are seismic events that have occurred in the past, whose impacts and characteristics have been recorded and studied through history and geology.