Feedforward Control Differs from Feedback Control, in That Feedforward Control

question 98

Multiple Choice

Feedforward control differs from feedback control, in that feedforward control:

• A) corrects mistakes already made.
• B) focuses on the quality of end results rather than inputs.
• C) solves problems as they occur.
• D) focuses on what happens during the work process.
• E) takes place before a work activity begins.

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Definitions:

Internal Control

A process designed to ensure reliability in financial reporting, effectiveness and efficiency of operations, and compliance with laws and regulations.

Fraud

Deceptive practice intended to result in financial or personal gain, often involving the deliberate misrepresentation or omission of critical information.

Reliability

The consistency and dependability of data or an instrument, often measured over time to ensure stability and accuracy in results.

Accounting Records

Accounting Records are documentation and books that comprise all the financial statements, ledgers, and other pertinent financial information about a business.