"Fishbone Diagrams" Are Designed to

question 172

Short Answer

"Fishbone diagrams" are designed to
show the steps in the production process.
measure the amount of process variation.
identify management steps for ensuring quality.
help employees investigate and track down causes of quality problems in their work areas.
identify the inefficiency problems in the production process.

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Definitions:

Roediger

Refers to Henry L. Roediger III, an influential cognitive psychologist known for his research on memory, particularly the testing effect and false memories.

Cue Overload

A principle of memory that states a retrieval cue will be most effective when it is highly distinctive and not related to any other target memories.

Distinctive

Having a quality or characteristic that makes something easily identifiable and sets it apart from others.

Mood-dependent Memory Effect

The phenomenon where an individual's current mood affects the recall of memories congruent with that mood.