During the ________ stage, management realizes that its current practices are no longer appropriate and the company must break out of its present mold by doing things differently.
A) unfreezing
B) moving
C) refreezing
D) molding
E) force-field analysis

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During the unfreezing stage of Lewin's Change Management Model, management realizes that the current practices are no longer relevant or effective, and there is a need to bring in changes. This stage involves breaking down the existing mindset and preparing employees for the upcoming changes. Once the change is implemented, the organization moves to the next stage, which is called the moving stage. Finally, the organization enters the refreezing stage where the new ways of doing things become permanent, and a new mold is established.

During the ________ Stage, Management Realizes That Its Current Practices