Leibniz Calls Truths That Cannot Be Justified by the Laws

question 47

Multiple Choice

Leibniz calls truths that cannot be justified by the laws of logic:

• A) contraries.
• B) truths of reasoning.
• C) truths of fact.
• D) truths of principle.
• E) truths of faith.

Acknowledge the subtle and overt forms of resistance to change.

Comprehend strategies to minimize resistance to change, focusing on reducing restraining forces.

Understanding the role of employee resistance as a potential resource in the change process.

Recognize the importance of organizational systems in supporting change.

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