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What are the three elements of Kurt Lewin's system for changing people's behavior, skills, and attitudes?

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Although all casual clothing ultimately provides the same purpose, companies such as The Gap strive to make their brand seem unique from the many other brands available on the market. The market for casual clothing can best be characterized as
 A) pure competition.
  B) monopolistic competition.
  C) an oligopoly.
  D) a monopoly.
  E) a natural monopoly.



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Answer to Question 1

unfreezing, moving, refreezing

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