What is the main goal of organizational development?
Organizational Development (OD) is defined in HRPA materials as a long-term, planned, systemic effort, grounded in behavioural science, aimed at improving organizational effectiveness and the well-being of its members. While OD may use structural adjustments (A) or process changes (B) as interventions, its primary aim is broader: culture, processes, and human systems are developed through planned change to enhance both organizational results and people outcomes. Option D captures responsiveness but not the developmental, system-wide, and people-centred focus central to OD.
Relevant HRPA references (no external links): HRPA Study Guide -- Organizational Effectiveness: OD definitions and objectives; HRPA Competency Framework -- Leading planned change and culture development.
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