Chapter 3 - Problem Solving Flashcards

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A list of categories with a mark placed in the appropriate category.

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Check sheet

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A graphical tool for ranking causes of problems from the most significant to the least significant.

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Pareto Chart

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3
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Also known as the 80-20 rule.

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The Pareto Principle

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4
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A graphical representation of all the steps involved in an entire process or a particular segment of a process.

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Process Map

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5
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To generate a list of problems, opportunities, or ideas from a group of people.

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Brainstorming

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6
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Helps organize the output of a brainstorming session.

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Affinity Diagram

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7
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Also know as the Ishikawa Diageam

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Cause-and-Effect Diagram

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8
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Helps identify causes for non-conforming or defective products or services.

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Fishbone Diagram or Cause-and-Effect Diagram

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9
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Organizes the thinking of a problem solving group and illustrates a chain of symptoms leading to the true cause of a problem.

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Why-Why Diagram

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10
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A graphical summary of the frequency distribution of the data.

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Histogram

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11
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A graphical technique used to analyze the relationship between two different variables.

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Scatter Diagram

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12
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A chart with a centerline showing the average of the data processed.

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Control Chart

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13
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Charts that monitor process changes associated with a particular characteristic over time.

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Run Chart

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14
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A chart that helps teams separate the driving forces and the restraining forces associated with a complex situation.

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Force-Field Analysis

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15
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Solutions should be judged on:

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  1. Potential to prevent recurrence of problem
  2. Addresses the root cause
  3. Cost-effective
  4. Capable of being implemented within a reasonable amount of time
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16
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The isolation and analysis of a problem and the development of a permanent solution.

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Problem Solving