Forces that increase the inclination of the client system to implement the proposed change program are referred to as _____.
A)disruption of routine
B)driving forces
C)uncertainty
D)loss of existing benefits
E)all of the above

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Driving forces are the internal and external factors that push the organization towards change. These forces could be new opportunities, changes in market conditions, or technological advancements that increase the inclination of the client system to implement the proposed change program. Disruption of routine, uncertainty, and loss of existing benefits are some of the factors that create resistance to change and are referred to as restraining forces.

Forces That Increase the Inclination of the Client System to Implement