When an Object Is an Instance of More Than One

question 84

Multiple Choice

When an object is an instance of more than one class, it is called:

• A) multiplicity.
• B) polymorphism.
• C) multiple classification.
• D) multiple associations.

Understand the definition and roles of the franchisor and franchisee.

Recognize the various types and examples of franchising.

Acknowledge the historical development of franchising.

Grasp the economic impact of franchised businesses, including job creation.

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Definitions:

Restraining Forces

Forces that counteract change in an organization by maintaining the status quo.

Driving Forces

Powerful influences or motivations that propel an individual, group, or organization towards achieving goals or initiating change.

Unfreezing

The initial phase in the change process where existing behaviors, attitudes, or norms are challenged or questioned in preparation for change.

Driving Forces

Elements that motivate or push an organization or individual towards a particular direction or goal.