Question

Feedback Control focuses on which aspect of a process?

• A. The inputs into the process
• B. Ongoing activities and real-time adjustments
• C. The outputs or final results after completion
• D. The initial planning and resource allocation

Answer 1

Answer:

C. The outputs or final results after completion

• Feedback control focuses on the outputs or final results of a process after the activity has been completed. This type of control, also called post-action or output control, is used to evaluate performance, compare it against standards, and make adjustments for future operations. It's a reactive control mechanism that provides valuable information for continuous improvement.