Arrange the three phases of Kurt Lewin's change management model in the correct chronological sequence, from first to last.
Answer
Unfreeze, Change, Freeze
Explanation
### The order
1. **Unfreeze**: this is the first phase in Lewin’s model.
2. **Change**: this follows Unfreeze as the middle phase.
3. **Freeze**: this is the final phase in the sequence given by the course.
### The concept
Lewin’s model organizes change into three named phases rather than presenting them as interchangeable labels. The sequence is useful to recall when identifying this model. The course also names Kotter’s eight-step process, but does not provide its individual steps in the supplied material.
### Terms
- **Lewin’s change model**: a model that describes change through Unfreeze, Change, and Freeze.
- **Kotter’s eight-step process**: a change framework identified in the course; its steps are not listed in the supplied material.
### Remember
Do not reverse the first and last phases: Unfreeze comes before Change, and Freeze comes last.
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