Which of the following is(are) stages in Lewin's classic theory of change?
A) unfreezing
B) Establishing a sense of urgency
C) Changing, moving to a new, desired state
D) A and c

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

According to Lewin's classic theory of change, there are three stages: unfreezing, changing, and refreezing. Choice A corresponds to the unfreezing stage and choice C corresponds to the changing stage. Choice B, "establishing a sense of urgency," is not explicitly part of Lewin's theory, but it could be seen as a necessary step to create the motivation needed to move through the unfreezing stage.

Which of the Following Is(are) Stages in Lewin's Classic Theory