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Jet lag

Jet lag refers to the feeling experienced when the biological clock is not synchronized with its surroundings because of a change in time zones which happens during a plane ride or flight/travel; disruption of biological rhythms caused by travel across time zones

Jewelry

Deutsch: Schmuck / Español: Joyería / Português: Joalheria / Français: Bijoux / Italiano: Gioielli

Jewelry in psychology encompasses the emotional, social, and cultural meanings individuals attach to personal adornments. Beyond its decorative function, jewelry often serves as a symbol of identity, status, relationships, or personal significance, reflecting deeper psychological and societal dynamics.

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Jigsaw classroom

Jigsaw classroom is defined as a classroom setting designed to reduce prejudice and raise the self -esteem of children by placing them in small, desegregated groups and making each child dependent on the other children in his/her group to learn the course material and do well in the class.

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Jigsaw method

Jigsaw method refers to a team-learning technique developed by Elliot Aronson and his colleagues which involves assigning topics to each student, allowing students with the same topics to study together, and then requiring these students to teach their topics to the other members of their groups.

Jimjams

Jimjams is defined as extreme nervousness; jitters. Likewise, it means delirium tremens: tremors and hallucinations caused by withdrawal from alcohol.

Job analysis

Job analysis is defined as a detailed description of the skills, knowledge, and activities required by a particular job.

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Job analysis interview

Job analysis interview is defined as obtaining information about a job by talking to a person performing it.

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Job analyst

Job analyst refers to the person conducting the job analysis.

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