The Principles of Process Improvement Suggest That an Effective, Efficient

question 20

Multiple Choice

The principles of process improvement suggest that an effective, efficient process:

• A)Maximizes the number of sequential activities and minimizes the number of parallel ones.
• B)Eliminates all non-value-added steps.
• C)Minimizes the number of entry points of a workpiece into the process.
• D)Minimizes reliance on departments outside of manufacturing.

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Definitions:

Avoidance-Avoidance Conflict

A psychological conflict that occurs when an individual is forced to choose between two equally unattractive options or outcomes.

Coping Abilities

An individual's effective strategies and skills in dealing with stressful or challenging situations.

Stress

The body's response to any demand or challenge, which can be triggered by both positive and negative experiences, affecting mental and physical health.

Pressure

The psychological or physical force exerted on an individual, which can result from external demands or internal expectations.