Which of the following does NOT accurately describe Lewin's model of planned organisational change?
A) The change agent is concerned with stabilising the change and creating conditions for long-term continuity in the refreezing phase of the planned-change process.
B) Unfreezing involves developing felt needs and preparing a system for change.
C) The change agent performs the same tasks during each phase of the change process.
D) Modifying the organisational targets of tasks, people, culture, technology and structure occurs during the changing phase of the planned-change process.
E) Planned change consists of three phases.

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Lewin's model of planned organizational change outlines distinct tasks and focuses for the change agent in each of the three phases (unfreezing, changing, and refreezing), indicating that the tasks performed by the change agent are not the same in each phase.

Which of the Following Does NOT Accurately Describe Lewin's Model