Planning that identifies alternative courses of action that can be implemented, if and when an original plan proves inadequate due to changing circumstances, is called:
A) just-in-time planning.
B) contingency planning.
C) formal planning.
D) just-in-case planning.
E) problem-solving.

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Contingency planning is the process of preparing for possible future situations or changes in conditions that might require a shift in strategy. It involves identifying alternative courses of action that can be taken if the original plan does not work out due to unforeseen circumstances.

Planning That Identifies Alternative Courses of Action That Can Be