Which of the following is not a source of internal pressure for change?
A) life-force changes
B) changes in top management
C) changes in demographics
D) aspiration-performance discrepancies

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Changes in demographics are typically considered an external pressure for change, as they are often influenced by factors outside the organization such as population shifts or economic trends. The other options (life-force changes, changes in top management, and aspiration-performance discrepancies) are all examples of internal pressures for change, which arise from within the organization itself.

Which of the Following Is Not a Source of Internal