Lewin describes different types of forces that can influence an individual's or group's reaction to change. Methods for accounting use or updating old equipment are part of which type of forces?
a. people c. political
b. structural d. technology
D
Lewin's (1951) forces that can influence change can be described as driving and restraining forces of which there are four kinds. These four kinds of forces are: political—power groups in favor of or opposed to change event, 2) technology— whether to update old equipment, computer systems, or methods for accounting and supply use, 3) structural—costs, desirability, and feasibility of remodeling or new building construction to support the change project, and 4) people—commitment of staff, level of education/training, interest in the project.
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