Just-In-Time Describes

question 81

Multiple Choice

Just-in-time describes

• A) implementing strategies just before bankruptcy.
• B) delivering materials just as they are needed.
• C) a scheduling method for meetings.
• D) a personnel planning method.
• E) a process for improving quality.

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Definitions:

Non-Verbal Behaviour

Communication without the use of spoken language, involving gestures, facial expressions, body language, and other physical cues.

Discourse

Entire communicative event or episode located in a situational and sociohistorical context.

Socio-Historical Context

Refers to the combined social and historical factors that influence and shape behaviors, events, and perceptions at a specific time.

Participant-Equalisation Effect

A phenomenon where participants in a study may perceive less inequality or feel more equal to others as a result of the study's conditions.