The action research approach to organizational change states:
A)that change interventions should be well-established rather than experimental.
B)that change is a combination of luck and past experience.
C)that the change process should focus on the positive by ignoring the problems.
D)that change is most effective when controlled and decided exclusively by top management.
E)The action research approach states none of thesE.

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The action research approach to organizational change emphasizes on taking systematic and collaborative action to bring about change, while closely monitoring and evaluating the results of these actions. This approach does not support any of the options listed in the remaining choices.

The Action Research Approach to Organizational Change States