The Best Strategy for Deciding on the Amount of Evidence

question 36

Multiple Choice

The best strategy for deciding on the amount of evidence to use in a presentation is:

• A) Use large amounts of whatever information is available
• B) Use only one piece of evidence per main point
• C) Use as much evidence as possible within the presentation
• D) Use high-quality evidence from multiple sources

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Definitions:

Permissible Variation

The acceptable range of deviation that a quality characteristic can exhibit without affecting the performance of a product or system.

Nominal Specification

Nominal Specification refers to the precisely defined or stated values of variables or parameters that are intended in design or development, serving as standards or norms.

Variables Data

Data that can be measured and quantified, coming in a range of values that can often be fractioned or divided further.

R-chart

A control chart used to monitor the range of variability within a process as a measure of dispersion.