Change is seen as the status quo in ________.
A)Kurt Lewin's 'calm waters' metaphor
B)Kurt Lewin's unfreezing
C)Kurt Lewin's refreezing
D)Kurt Lewin's 'white-water rapids' metaphor

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In Kurt Lewin's 'white-water rapids' metaphor, change is seen as the status quo due to the constant and turbulent nature of the environment, where organizations must constantly adapt and change to stay afloat. The other options refer to Lewin's model of change management, which involves unfreezing the old ways of doing things, implementing change, and then refreezing the new way as the new status quo.

Change Is Seen as the Status Quo in ________