Of the traditional change theories that have been discussed, which one has the most steps or parts in its process?
a. Force-Field Model c. Havelock's Change Model
b. Lippitt's Phases of Change d. Diffusion of Innovations Theory
B
Lippitt's (1958) Seven Phases of Change has the most steps in its process. These seven steps are: 1) diagnose the problem, 2) assess motivation and capacity for change, 3) assess change agent's motivation and resources, 4) select progressive change objective, 5) choose appropriate role of change agent, 6) maintain change, and 7) terminate helping relationship. Lewin's (1951) Force-Field Model has three steps, Havelock's (1973) Change Model has six steps or phases, and Roger's (1995) Diffusion of Innovations Theory has five steps.
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