Dbq Essay Change

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“Being challenged in life is inevitable; being defeated is optional.” Roger Crawford (Document C). Change can be defined as the process of transformation or alteration in a particular situation or condition. It can occur on a small scale, such as a change in a daily routine, or on a large scale, such as a change in government or cultural norms. Throughout history, change has played a significant role in shaping human societies and civilizations. Starting way back from the agricultural revolution to the industrial revolution, changes have fundamentally changed the way we live and interact with each other. For example, when I was younger, I lost my father due to a heart attack. My family and I went through a huge change in our lives. This was a negative way of changing. Just like in Document A, we were all in shock that it happened, and we started denying, like, “This can’t be real, right?”. Then we were all mad because we all thought we could’ve prevented this, but it was inevitable. The next step was depression. “We change our behavior when the pain of staying the same …show more content…

According to Lewin, people are influenced by two opposing forces: driving forces that push for change and restraining forces that resist change. Document C. By identifying these forces and addressing them, individuals can better navigate the process of change and make informed decisions about how to adapt to new circumstances. When it comes to how different people respond to change, there are a variety of factors that can influence their reactions. As in Document B, some individuals embrace change as an opportunity for growth and development, while others resist change out of fear or uncertainty. Cultural norms, social expectations, and personal values can all play a role in shaping how people perceive and respond to

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