The Philosophy of Zero Defects Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

The philosophy of zero defects is:

• A) the result of Deming's research.
• B) unrealistic.
• C) prohibitively costly.
• D) an ultimate goal; in practice, 1 to 2% defects is acceptable.
• E) consistent with the commitment to continuous improvement.

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Definitions:

Visual Agnosia

A disorder marked by an inability to recognize objects through sight, despite having normal eyesight.

Association Area

Regions of the brain that combine sensory and motor information to carry out complex cognitive tasks.

Lesion

Any abnormal tissue in or on the body, normally caused by disease or injury.

Agnosia

A neurological disorder characterized by the inability to recognize and process sensory information, despite having intact sensory functions.