According to Lewin's Change Model, change may be enacted in one or two ways: by decreasing the force for change in the desired direction, or by increasing the strength of any opposing forces.

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Lewin's Change Model involves three stages: unfreezing, changing, and refreezing. It suggests change can be enacted by decreasing resisting forces or increasing driving forces, not by increasing opposing forces.

According to Lewin's Change Model, Change May Be Enacted in One