In Some Instances, the Presence of an Observer Can Cause

question 1

Multiple Choice

In some instances, the presence of an observer can cause the person to behave in unnatural ways or ways that are not typical for him or her. This is known as ________.

• A) observation bias
• B) bidirectional influence
• C) a cohort effect
• D) participant reactivity

Understand the concepts of producer's risk and consumer's risk in the context of quality control.

Calculate standard deviation and mean for samples and overall processes.

Explain the limitations of acceptance sampling and its impact on production.

Calculate and analyze process capability indices (Cp, Cpk) to assess process performance.

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Definitions:

Procedural Justice

The fairness of the processes that lead to outcomes or decisions, particularly in the context of legal or organizational settings.

Distributive Justice

A principle concerned with the fair allocation of resources and benefits among members of a society or an organization.

Performance

The level of achievement or output that an employee demonstrates in their job duties over a certain period.

Bias

A predisposition or prejudice towards or against something or someone, often in a way considered to be unfair.