The principal barriers encountered in reengineering undertakings include:
A) The absence of rules and regulations needed to facilitate reengineering.
B) The effects of consultants and other outsiders on reengineering efforts.
C) Individual paradigms and perspectives through which participants' perceptions are narrowed.
D) The involvement of a multiplicity of skills and capabilities.

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Individual paradigms and perspectives can significantly narrow participants' perceptions, acting as a barrier to reengineering efforts by limiting openness to change and new processes.

The Principal Barriers Encountered in Reengineering Undertakings Include