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Which of the following is not one of the stages in Kurt Lewin's famous three-stage prescriptive model of change developed in the 1950s?

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Refreezing attitudes at the new level

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Unfreezing current attitudes

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Melting resistance

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Moving to a new level

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The correct option is C Melting resistance
Melting resistance is not one of the stages in Kurt Lewin's famous three-stage prescriptive model of change developed in the 1950s. It gives a manager to implement a change-effect.

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