A Splashed-Ink Picture Often Hovers at the Edge of Legibility

question 78

Multiple Choice

A splashed-ink picture often hovers at the edge of legibility. Which of the following describes this style?

• A) Rapid brush strokes, sometimes even dripping the ink onto the paper
• B) Rapid brush strokes and using the "automatic" painting style
• C) Careless brush strokes following the Zen format
• D) Allowing the Zen spirit to dictate the brush strokes

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Definitions:

Kaoru Ishikawa

A pioneer of quality management processes in Japan and the developer of the cause-and-effect diagram, also known as the "Ishikawa" or "fishbone" diagram.

Therbligs

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Frank and Lillian Gilbreth

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Frederick W. Taylor

Known as the father of scientific management, he introduced methods for improving industrial efficiency.