Second-order changes call for:
A)superficial behavioral changes.
B)non-linear changes.
C)changes reflecting good intentions.
D)repetitive double-binds.

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Second-order changes refer to significant and fundamental changes in a system, rather than just superficial changes. These changes often require non-linear thinking and creative problem-solving to implement. In contrast, superficial behavioral changes (A), changes reflecting good intentions (C), and repetitive double-binds (D) do not necessarily bring about the type of transformative change that second-order changes do.

Second-Order Changes Call For