The Most Common Error in the Refreezing Phase in Lewin's

question 82

Multiple Choice

The most common error in the refreezing phase in Lewin's model for planned change is:

• A) facilitating the forgetting or abandoning of change with the passage of time.
• B) declaring victory too soon and withdrawing support before the change is really fixed in normal routines.
• C) implementing change before people are prepared and feel a need for it.
• D) not creating a sense of urgency for change and neglecting to build a coalition of influential persons who support it.
• E) preparing for more change even before the present one is fully implemented.

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Definitions:

Paradox of Voting

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Majority Voting

A voting system in which decisions are made based on the preference of more than half of the participants.

Community's Preference

A concept in economics and social sciences that refers to the collective decision-making or tastes of a community as a whole.

Paired-Choice Votes

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