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A Clinical Perspective on Organizational Developmentle overlap among these definitions on the focus of organizational development. The definitions emphasize enhancing the adaptive capacity of organizations in the face of environmental changes, technological changes, and internal problems. The definitions bring out the paradox of organizational develo

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