The Mere-Exposure Effect Refers to the Fact That

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Multiple Choice

The mere-exposure effect refers to the fact that

• A) we tend to dislike someone we are merely exposed to, if we are unable to interact with them.
• B) proximity makes people like each other less.
• C) we tend to prefer people we have merely been exposed to over those we know well.
• D) we tend to increase our liking for people who have become familiar.

Recognize the significance of statistical process control (SPC) and its role in quality management.

Comprehend the principle and purpose of service quality evaluation.

Understand the concepts of Six Sigma and its application in quality improvement.

Delineate the real costs associated with quality and their effect on an organization’s profitability.

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Definitions:

Economy Operated

Refers to the manner in which a nation’s economic systems and policies are managed and function to produce goods and services.

Percent Unemployment

The slice of the labor force that remains without work but is actively engaging in job search.

Capacity Utilization Rate

A measure of how much of a company's or industry's potential output is being used, often expressed as a percentage.

Unemployment Rate

The percentage of the labor force that is jobless and seeking employment, a key indicator of economic health.