According to Scholtes's understanding of profound knowledge, people don't understand systems when:
A) they see the causes of the problems but not the symptoms.
B) they see events as individual incidents.
C) they understand the process of change and the resistance to it.
D) they can distinguish between fact and opinion.

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Scholtes believed that people don't understand systems when they see events as individual incidents, rather than seeing the interconnectedness of events and how they contribute to larger systemic problems. The other choices are not directly related to Scholtes's understanding of profound knowledge.

According to Scholtes's Understanding of Profound Knowledge, People Don't Understand