To Be Effective, a Modeler Must

question 23

Multiple Choice

To be effective, a modeler must

• A) be an effective presenter of results.
• B) collect the proper input data for the model.
• C) understand how modeling fits into the problem-solving process.
• D) apply the correct modeling technique.

Grasp vital models and theories of organizational and personal change, including logical incrementalism and Lewin's model.

Recognize the initial emotional responses to personal loss and change.

Identify roles and responsibilities in organizational development and change management.

Understand the significance and nature of transitional periods during changes.

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Definitions:

Health Hazards

Potential sources of risk that can cause harm to health, including chemicals, biological agents, physical factors, and ergonomics.

Ergonomics

An interdisciplinary approach to designing equipment and systems that can be easily and efficiently used by human beings.

Psychological Aggression

Hostile social interaction or behavior that involves mental or emotional harm rather than physical.

Work Performance

The assessment of an employee's effectiveness in fulfilling job responsibilities and tasks.