All of the following are considered types of organizational change except __________.
A) incremental anticipatory change
B) radical incremental change
C) incremental reactive change
D) radical reactive change

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Radical incremental change is not a recognized type of organizational change. Organizational changes are typically categorized as either incremental (small adjustments) or radical (major overhauls), and they can be either anticipatory (planned in advance) or reactive (in response to external events). The term "radical incremental change" combines contradictory concepts, as "radical" implies a significant, comprehensive change, while "incremental" suggests small, gradual adjustments.

All of the Following Are Considered Types of Organizational Change