Using Continuous-Improvement Standards Likely Causes (Or Brings About) All the Following

question 101

Multiple Choice

Using continuous-improvement standards likely causes (or brings about) all the following except:

• A) Reductions in inefficiencies.
• B) Reduced product defects.
• C) Constantly decreasing standard levels.
• D) Improved productivity.
• E) Increasing pressure on employees and managers.

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Definitions:

Processor

The central unit in a computer or other device responsible for executing instructions and processing data.

Subroutine Area

A section of code designed to perform a specific task, which can be called by other parts of a program to execute the task when needed.

Output Address

The specific location or identifier in a system where output data is sent or stored, allowing for correct data routing and retrieval.

Forced Status

In industrial control systems, forced status refers to the manual overriding of an item's state, bypassing automatic or programmed controls.