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Mayce Hebert
on Nov 03, 2024
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The application of a Psychology of Working Theory perspective focuses on change at ______.
A) the individual level
B) the institutional level
C) both the individual and institutional levels
D) neither the individual level nor the institutional level
Institutional Level
Refers to actions, processes, or policies that operate at the level of organizations or institutions, as opposed to individual or interpersonal levels.
Individual Level
A focus or analysis that is concentrated on the single unit or person, often considering personal characteristics or behaviors.
- Understand the focus of change as proposed by the Psychology of Working Theory, including both individual and institutional levels.
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- Understand the focus of change as proposed by the Psychology of Working Theory, including both individual and institutional levels.
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