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    The document discusses the steps in an integrative framework for implementing task redesign. The first step is recognizing a need for change. The third step is diagnosing the work system and context. The fourth step is performing a cost-benefit analysis of proposed changes.

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    The document discusses the steps in an integrative framework for implementing task redesign. The first step is recognizing a need for change. The third step is diagnosing the work system and context. The fourth step is performing a cost-benefit analysis of proposed changes.

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    The document discusses the steps in an integrative framework for implementing task redesign. The first step is recognizing a need for change. The third step is diagnosing the work system and context. The fourth step is performing a cost-benefit analysis of proposed changes.

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    The first step in the integrative framework for the implementation of task redesign is

    (A) diagnosis of the work system and context.

    (B) recognition of a need for a change.

    (C) go/no-go decision.

    (D) cost-benefit analysis of proposed changes.

    (E) selection of task redesign as a potential intervention.

    The third step in the integrative framework for the implementation of task redesign is

    (A) diagnosis of the work system and context.

    (B) recognition of a need for a change.

    (C) go/no-go decision.

    (D) cost-benefit analysis of proposed changes.

    (E) selection of task redesign as a potential intervention.

    The fourth step in the integrative framework for the implementation of task redesign is

    (A) diagnosis of the work system and context.

    (B) recognition of a need for a change.

    (C) go/no-go decision.

    (D) cost-benefit analysis of proposed changes.

    (E) selection of task redesign as a potential intervention.

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