Which change strategy is most appropriate when administration needs cooperation from all parties involved in the change?

1. Empirical-rational
2. Power-coercive
3. Empirical-reeducative
4. Normative-reeducative


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Explanation: 1. Normative-reeducative requires collaboration and ?buy-in? from all parties affected by the
change. The first two options are not correct as they use expert power or legitimate authority
respectively to cause the change to occur. Empirical-reeducative is incorrect as there is no such
strategy.

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