In Lewin's Process Model of change, the process by which new behaviours are made relatively permanent and resistant to further change is called
A) refreezing.
B) unfreezing.
C) congealing.
D) annealing.
E) dissolving.

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Refreezing is the third and final stage in Lewin's Process Model of change. It involves solidifying the new behaviors or changes so they become relatively permanent and resistant to further change. This is achieved through reinforcement, monitoring, and support. Therefore, refreezing is the correct choice.

In Lewin's Process Model of Change, the Process by Which