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Who is responsible for the implementation of a change project?
 
  a. mental model c. sender
  b. change agent d. receiver

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The behavioral response to planned change that includes openness and receptivity to change is called:
 
  a. innovator c. early majority
  b. late majority d. early adopter



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Answer to Question 1

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Change agents are those whose purpose it is to be responsible for the implementation of a change effort or project. Receivers (receives information and/or communication) and sender (sends information and/or communication) are participators in the communication process. Mental models are one of the five learning disciplines noted by Senge (1990; Senge et al, 1994).

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Early adopters are open and receptive to change, but not obsessed with change. Innovators embrace change and enjoy the challenges associated with it. The early majority enjoys and prefers the status quo, but does not want to be left behind. The late majority adopts change after expressing negative feelings.





 

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