When Only Common Cause Variation Is Present in a Process

question 25

Multiple Choice

When only common cause variation is present in a process, _____.

• A) no changes or adjustments are necessary
• B) we conclude the process is out of control
• C) human error is the sole source of variation
• D) the source of the variation is easily identified

Understand the concept of utility in ethical decision-making.

Comprehend the interaction between law and ethics in technical communication.

Recognize the importance and components of an effective code of conduct.

Understand the implications of fair use in copyright law.

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Definitions:

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