The Statistical Thinking Underlying Six Sigma Is Not Based on the Principle

question 36

Multiple Choice

The statistical thinking underlying Six Sigma is not based on the principle that

• A)all work is a process.
• B)all processes create data that explain variability.
• C)100 percent control is possible,and every well-controlled process is defect free.
• D)data that explain variability can be statistically analyzed.
• E)all processes have variability.

Identify factors that contribute to or hinder the transfer of training, including trainee characteristics and organizational support.

Recognize barriers to training transfer and strategies to overcome them.

Understand the role of motivation, self-efficacy, and goal orientation in the transfer of training.

Comprehend the importance of organizational outcomes such as vertical and far transfer in training effectiveness.

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