The Second Transition of Gilligan's (1982), Focuses On

question 52

Multiple Choice

The second transition of Gilligan's (1982) , focuses on:

• A) Women begin to become aware of their responsibility for others' well-being
• B) Social norms and consensus are the basis for moral judgments and concern for others, especially others' feelings, and the possibility of hurting others is of major concern
• C) Women now understand that care includes caring for themselves as well as others
• D) Individual survival is paramount , and moral considerations are relevant only when one's own needs are in conflict

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Safety Stock

Extra inventory kept on hand to protect against stockouts caused by variations in supply and demand.

Service Level

A measure of the quality of service provided to customers, often quantified as the percentage of customer demands met on time.

Lead Time

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Optimal Order Size

The ideal quantity of inventory to order that minimizes the total costs associated with ordering, carrying, and stockouts.