Inclusion
Post-Selection
First, import it, and then choose how to handle it.
- Intuitive name
- Acceptance
- Mechanism name
- Post-Selection
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Inclusion / Boundary
DEFINITION
Definition
Inclusion first makes contact and accepts input, then processes and filters it. Boundary decides what to accept before or at the point of contact.
Inclusion is not acceptance, and boundaries are not callousness.
Boundary
Pre-Selection
Decide the acceptance range before importing or at the point of contact.
- Intuitive name
- Screening
- Mechanism name
- Pre-Selection
Accept collaborative materials
Inclusion
First you receive it, then you choose what to use.
Seeker ILE-Q
Boundary
Determine the range to be accepted at the entrance.
Peacemaker SEI-DIn everyday life
Inclusion
Incorporate information and suggestions once and then filter them for handling. Rather than narrowing the scope at the entrance, it appears as a figure that you position within yourself after coming into contact with it.
- After receiving consultation and suggestions, we will decide which parts will be adopted and which parts will be put on hold.
- After getting acquainted with the materials, decide whether to use the contents for this purpose.
Once you receive it, think about how to handle it.
If you rely on after-the-fact sorting, the sorting may not be able to keep up with the amount taken in, resulting in an increase in items that cannot be handled properly.
Boundary
Decide the range of acceptance before importing or at the contact point. It appears as a figure at the entrance indicating what to treat and what to exclude.
- When receiving consultations or proposals, first check the content and scope that can be handled.
- When importing materials, decide on the conditions to include them for this purpose.
Let's accept this and leave the rest alone.
If you are biased towards pre-screening, you may leave out content at the entrance that you would understand the meaning of if you actually encountered it.
