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A) Cutting back on output to give preference to quality
B) Developing systems and procedures that support quality and improvement.
C) Developing a continuous process of improvement
D) Getting things 'right the first time'
E) Examining all costs relating to quality
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A) Designed quality achievement
B) Conformance to specification
C) Output quality
D) Specified quality
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A) Assessing the ability of customers to cope with new service layouts
B) Sampling the process during production
C) Assessing the quality of outgoing batches
D) Assessing the acceptability of incoming materials
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A) Recovery
B) Functionality
C) Durability
D) Reliability
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A) Human Resources
B) Operations
C) Finance
D) Marketing
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A) Intervene
B) Do not intervene
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A) TQM does not become a separate 'bolt-on' set of activities
B) Slogans and exhortations about TQM's effectiveness are avoided
C) TQM becomes a substitute for normal managerial leadership
D) Quality improvement relates to the operation's performance objectives
E) The term 'quality' is not defined too narrowly
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A) The product will be seen as synonymous with innate excellence
B) There are clear specifications consistently met that provide customers with what they would realistically believe they should receive
C) Anything the customer wants and desires should be provided by the organisation
D) The product must be right every time, irrespective of cost to the operation
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A) Positive Distortion Errors
B) Negative Distortion Errors
C) Type I Errors
D) Type II Errors
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A) The process can be termed 'capable'.
B) The process can be termed 'not capable'.
C) The process can be termed 'controlled'.
D) The process can be termed 'deviant'.
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