JAD sessions:
A) are used when several interviews, with several users, contain only closed, detailed questions.
B) are used when the users do not get along with one another.
C) are used to perform interviews with management and primary clients outside the corporation.
D) are used to reduce the time and the cost of doing many one-to-one interviews.

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JAD sessions, or Joint Application Design sessions, are used to bring together a cross-functional group of stakeholders, such as users, developers, and subject matter experts, to gather requirements and collaborate on solutions in a structured and interactive manner. This approach allows for multiple interviews to be conducted in a more efficient and cost-effective way, as well as promoting collaboration and consensus-building among the participants. Closed, detailed questions are not typically used in JAD sessions, and the approach is not specifically geared toward external interviews or conflict resolution.

JAD Sessions