Organisational Change Is the Process of Changing the Structure and Functions

Organisational change is the process of changing the structure and functions of certain systems in an organisation. There are two types of change. Episodic or planned change, and continuous or emergent change.Which statement is true about the difference between planned and continuous change?

A) Planned change is a controlled and top-down change whereas continuous change is an adaptive change
B) Planned change is initiated at different levels of the organisation whereas the continuous change is initiated at the executive level
C) Planned change is empowering employees to take decisions more than in the continuous change
D) Planned change and continuous change are exchange-ably used