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What characterizes Stage 1 Denial in the context of organizational change?
What characterizes Stage 1 Denial in the context of organizational change?
- Employees resist accepting that changes are happening. (correct)
- Employees enthusiastically embrace the new organizational culture.
- Employees believe in the success of new changes.
- Employees quickly adapt to the new ways of working.
What is the typical attitude of employees in Stage 2 Defense during organizational change?
What is the typical attitude of employees in Stage 2 Defense during organizational change?
- Justifying their previous positions and way of doing things. (correct)
- Becoming frustrated and angry at the new changes.
- Embracing change as a positive opportunity.
- Quickly discarding old practices for new ones.
Which of the following best describes Stage 3 Discarding in the context of organizational change?
Which of the following best describes Stage 3 Discarding in the context of organizational change?
- Employees resist organizational changes as much as possible.
- Employees understand that change is inevitable and start discarding old ways. (correct)
- Employees refuse to acknowledge any need for change.
- Employees become comfortable with the new working environment.
What is the main focus of Stage 4 Adaptation during organizational change?
What is the main focus of Stage 4 Adaptation during organizational change?
During which stage of organizational change do employees become amalgamated in the new culture?
During which stage of organizational change do employees become amalgamated in the new culture?
What is a common outcome experienced by employees in Stage 4 Adaptation during organizational change?
What is a common outcome experienced by employees in Stage 4 Adaptation during organizational change?
What does the term 'ontology' refer to?
What does the term 'ontology' refer to?
Which perspective emphasizes the importance of causal relationships and building a robust science of society?
Which perspective emphasizes the importance of causal relationships and building a robust science of society?
What is the aim of the epistemological position?
What is the aim of the epistemological position?
What does the term 'epistemology' refer to?
What does the term 'epistemology' refer to?
Which approach is recommended for developing plausible explanations of observable and unobservable phenomena?
Which approach is recommended for developing plausible explanations of observable and unobservable phenomena?
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