The _____ stage in Lewin's change model entails providing employees with new types of information,processes,behavioral models,and new ways of getting the job done.
A) feedback
B) unfreeze
C) evaluation
D) refreeze
E) change

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The stage in Lewin's change model that involves providing employees with new types of information, processes, behavioral models, and new ways of getting the job done is the "change" stage. This stage is focused on implementing new behaviors and processes to support the desired change. The other stages in Lewin's model are unfreeze (preparing for change), evaluation (determining the effectiveness of the change), and refreeze (stabilizing the change).

The _____ Stage in Lewin's Change Model Entails Providing Employees