One Change Theorist Describes Three Simple Steps That Are Needed

question 7

Multiple Choice

One change theorist describes three simple steps that are needed for change to occur: unfreezing, movement, and refreezing. Who is this theorist?

• A) Rogers
• B) Havelock
• C) Lippitt
• D) Lewin

Learn about process losses in teams and strategies to minimize them.

Understand the concept of self-directed work teams and their dynamics.

Differentiate between constructive conflict and problems such as groupthink in teams.

Understand the reasons for joining and the benefits of participating in informal groups.

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Definitions:

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Good Genes Hypothesis

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Opportunity for Selection

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Individual Variation

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