9e Chapter 2 Test
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1.Deming laid out a “quality improvement program” for companies such as Ford, GM, and Procter & Gamble, when invited to work with them to improve their quality.
ANS:FDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: The Deming PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
2.Unlike other management gurus and consultants, Deming defined and described quality precisely.
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TOP:A-Head: The Deming PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
3.Deming stressed that the lowest levels of operational staff in an organization must assume the overriding responsibility for quality management.
ANS:FDIF:Difficulty: ModerateNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: The Deming PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
4.Improvements in operations are achieved by reducing the causes and impacts of variation.
ANS:TDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: The Deming PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
5.Deming emphasized that knowledge is not possible without theory, and experience alone does not establish a theory.
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TOP:A-Head: The Deming PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
6.Unlike Deming, however, Juran proposed a major cultural change in the organization, and did not take up improving quality by working within the system familiar to managers.
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TOP:A-Head: The Juran PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
7.Juran advocated the use of quality cost accounting and analysis to focus attention on quality problems.
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TOP:A-Head: The Juran PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
8.Juran opposed Deming’s policy which stated that fear can bring out the best in people.
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TOP:A-Head: The Juran PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
9.According to Crosby, quality is judged solely on whether requirements have been met and nonconformance is the absence of quality.
ANS:TDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: The Crosby PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
10.Crosby’s philosophy demonstrates that quality management practices will not save, but cost money.
ANS:FDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: They Crosby PhilosophyKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
11.Dr. Kaoru Ishikawa, a quality philosopher, is best known for coining the phrase—total quality control.
ANS:FDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: Other Quality PhilosophersKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
12.A. V. Feigenbaum, a quality philosopher, promoted the use of quality costs as a measurement and evaluation tool.
ANS:TDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: Other Quality PhilosophersKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
13.Dr. Kaoru Ishikawa, a quality philosopher, advocated collecting and analyzing factual data using simple visual tools, statistical techniques, and teamwork as the foundations for implementing total quality.
ANS:TDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: Other Quality PhilosophersKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
14.According to Dr. Ishikawa’s philosophy, data with dispersion information are false data.
ANS:FDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: Other Quality PhilosophersKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
15.According to Dr. Ishikawa’s philosophy, the ideal state of quality control occurs when inspection becomes necessary.
ANS:FDIF:Difficulty: EasyNAT:BUSPROG: Analytic
TOP:A-Head: Other Quality PhilosophersKEY:Bloom's: Knowledge
16.The total quality philosophy was initially based on only one principle—customer focus.
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TOP:A-Head: Principles, Practices, and Techniques of Quality...
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