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A) blinded stage
B) inaction stage
C) faulty action stage
D) crisis stage
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A) A technological discontinuity
B) Technological lockout
C) Technological singularity
D) A technological barrier
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A) Experiential approach is used in fast-growing environments, whereas compression approach is used in highly uncertain environments.
B) Experiential approach is used in periods of incremental change, whereas compression approach is used in periods of discontinuous change.
C) Experiential approach is used to establish a new dominant design, whereas compression approach is used to improve the function of an existing dominant design.
D) Experiential approach is used to shorten the time of individual steps in the innovation process, whereas compression approach is used to test the improved product or service prototype.
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A) Unlike small-group intervention, large-system intervention works toward changing the character and performance of a business unit.
B) Unlike small-group intervention, large-system intervention increases interpersonal effectiveness by helping people to become aware of their attitudes.
C) Unlike small-group intervention, large-system intervention helps a work group establish short- and long-term goals.
D) Unlike small-group intervention, large-system intervention helps people acquire new skills and knowledge.
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A) Results-driven change
B) Discontinuous change
C) Generational change
D) Incremental change
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A) Design competition
B) Technological lockout
C) Technological substitution
D) Design iteration
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A) corporate entropy
B) organizational innovation
C) reverse engineering
D) agile development
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A) the patterns of innovation over time create sustainable competitive advantage
B) an older technology usually improves significantly in response to the competitive threat from the new technologies
C) a scientific advance of existing technologies creates a significant breakthrough in performance or function
D) a new dominant design prevents a company from competitively selling its products or makes it difficult to do so
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A) A technological discontinuity
B) Technological lockout
C) Technological singularity
D) A technological barrier
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A) A dominant design
B) A design iteration
C) Technological substitution
D) Technological lockout
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A) Design competition
B) Technological lockout
C) Technological substitution
D) Design iteration
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