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Question
(p. 98 Fig 5.4) In a situation where someone or some group will clearly lose out in a change and where that group has considerable power to resist, the right approach to overcome resistance to change would be:
A. negotiation plus agreement.
B. manipulation plus co-optation.
C. facilitation plus support.
D. education plus communication.
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