Ted's company has recently reorganized. He has been reassigned into a new role for which he feels unprepared, and he is not sure that he can handle his new responsibilities. Why Ted is resisting the change?

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Gary Burke

9 September, 15:13

Ted's company has recently reorganized. He has been reassigned into a new role for which he feels unprepared, and he is not sure that he can handle his new responsibilities. Why Ted is resisting the change?

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Jaydon Randolph · Answer 1

These are the options for the question:

Peer pressure Personality conflict Climate of mistrust Fear of failure

And this is the correct answer:

Fear of failure

Explanation:

Ted is afraid of failing at his new role, he is suffering from fear of failure. This is because Ted was accustomed to completing a set of tasks specific to his previous position in the company.

Now that the company has reorganized, he has been given a new position, and new tasks to complete, and he does not feel at ease at first, likely because he lacks first-hand experience with some of the tasks.