Control

question 58

Multiple Choice

Control:

• A) Is the process of comparing actual performance to planned performance.
• B) Involves fixing problems that do occur.
• C) Involves foreseeing things that could go wrong and taking steps to prevent them.
• D) All of the above.

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Definitions:

Statistically Significant

A term used to denote that the likelihood of an observed effect or relationship occurring by chance is very low.

Squaring the Value

The mathematical operation of multiplying a number by itself to get its square.

Experimental Conditions

Experimental conditions refer to the controlled variables, settings, or environments established by researchers in an experiment to investigate the effects on the subject's behavior or condition.

Significant Results

Findings in research that show a statistically meaningful relationship between variables, suggesting the observed effect is unlikely to be due to chance alone.