Increasing the restraining forces and reducing or removing the driving forces would:
A)make the change process more difficult to implement.
B)have no effect on the change process.
C)give the change agent more power in the change process.
D)remove any resistance to change.
E)make the change process easier to implement.

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Increasing the restraining forces and reducing or removing the driving forces would make the change process more difficult to implement because restraining forces are factors that impede or hinder the progress of change, whereas driving forces facilitate or encourage the change. By increasing restraining forces, the change agent would face more obstacles and resistance to the change, making it harder to implement.

Increasing the Restraining Forces and Reducing or Removing the Driving