The Zero-Defects Approach Is Best Defined as the Quality Control

question 27

Multiple Choice

The zero-defects approach is best defined as the quality control technique:

• A) designed to improve the product or service output to 99.97 percent perfect.
• B) where an organization works toward making its goods and services free of problems.
• C) in which the employees look for defects in parts, finished goods, or other outcomes selected through a sampling technique.
• D) in which the top performer of a process is identified and imitated.

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Definitions:

Reversal Designs

Experimental designs in which an intervention is introduced, removed, and then reintroduced to gauge its effects.

ABAB Design

A type of experimental design in behavioral science that involves alternating between a baseline period (A) and an intervention period (B).

Withdrawal Period

The time span during which a participant stops taking a medication or substance as part of a study or clinical trial, or to cleanse the body before a procedure.

Multiple Baseline Design

A research design used in behavioral research, involving the staggered introduction of an intervention across subjects, settings, or behaviors to demonstrate a causal relationship.