Oftentimes change can either be approached reactively or proactively. The primary difference between the two approaches is ______.
A) one frames change as a loss or a threat, whereas the other frames change as problem to be solved or even an opportunity
B) one frames change as a personal challenge, whereas the other frames change as a shared challenge
C) one frames change as an inevitability, whereas the other frames change as an avoidable outcome
D) one frames change as a part of a larger process, whereas the other frames change as a unique event

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The primary difference between reactive and proactive approaches to change is in how change is perceived: reactively, it may be seen as a loss or threat, while proactively, it's viewed as a problem to solve or an opportunity.

Oftentimes Change Can Either Be Approached Reactively or Proactively