Design of Experiments Is a Statistical Methodology Often Used in Six-Sigma

question 125

Multiple Choice

Design of experiments is a statistical methodology often used in six-sigma projects.It aims to accomplish which of the following?

• A)Keep careful track of the occurrences of each possible defect
• B)Determine the cause and effect relationships between process variables and output
• C)Report defects to management on a Pareto chart
• D)Carefully change each individual process variable until the cause of a defect is found
• E)Eliminate defects by finding out whom or what is causing them

Describe experimental evidence supporting cognitive dissonance theory.

Apply cognitive dissonance theory to explain behavior change and attitude adjustment.

Analyze the role of effort justification and its impact on perceived value of goals.

Understand social facilitation and its influence on performance.

---

Definitions:

Delivering Shock

Administering an electrical shock to an individual or animal, often used in psychological experiments to study behavior.

Obedience

Obedience refers to compliance with commands given by an authority figure, often studied in psychology to understand the extent and limits of social influence over behavior.

Orders Over The Telephone

A process where customers or clients place orders for products or services by speaking directly to a supplier or service provider over the phone.

Obedience

The act of following orders or directions from someone in authority, often studied in psychology as a behavior.