Which of the following statements is true concerning Lewin's Force Field model in the context of changes in other cultures?
A. Lewin's model is equally applicable in any cultural setting.
B. Lewin's model, like the Western perspective on change, views change as linear.
C. Lewin's model decreases the presence of ethical concerns often associated with change in
other cultures.
D. Lewin's model views change as a harmonious process revolving around an equilibrium.
E. Lewin's model assumes that change is interconnected.
B. Lewin's model, like the Western perspective on change, views change as linear.
One possible cross-cultural limitation is that many Western organizational change models,
such as Lewin's force field analysis, assume that change has a beginning and an ending in a
logical linear sequence.
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A) What was the purpose of the study? B) Who collected the information? C) How readily available is the information to the public? D) How consistent is the information with other information? E) What information was collected?
The process of setting unrealistically low budgeting goals in an effort to make only average performance look good is:
a. safe budget b. normal budget c. budget cushion d. budget slack
Which of the following classifications of secondary data is not a classification for external secondary data (Figure 4.1 in the text)?
A) published materials B) computerized databases C) ready-to-use D) syndicated services
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