Implementing a Lean System

question 55

Multiple Choice

Implementing a lean system:

• A) has the advantage that workers have less stress because of the routine, repetitive work they perform.
• B) typically relieves the workers and first-line supervisors from activities such as scheduling, expediting, and productivity improvements.
• C) requires an examination of the reward system to make sure it is consistent with the JIT philosophy.
• D) involves the reorganization of material flows to that of a flexible flow.

Grasp the impact of maternal employment on child development.

Comprehend the role of social cognition in child development.

Assess the effects of divorce on children and strategies to minimize its negative impacts.

Describe Freud's latency stage and its significance in child development.

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Definitions:

Class

A category or grouping based on shared characteristics or attributes, often used in taxonomy or social strata.

Humans

Homo sapiens, the species of bipedal primates to which modern humans belong, characterized by a high level of cognitive ability and complex social structures.

Monkeys

A term typically referring to any primate of the infraorder Simiiformes, excluding humans, and possessing tails and a generally smaller size than apes.

Cladograms

Diagrams used in cladistics which show relationships among species based on shared, derived characteristics, illustrating how they diverged from a common ancestor.