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What is changeover in manufacturing?
What is changeover in manufacturing?
- The process of maintaining machines regularly
- The process of producing a product from start to finish
- The process of inspecting products for quality control
- The time from stopping production of one product to starting production of another (correct)
What is the primary focus of reducing batch sizes?
What is the primary focus of reducing batch sizes?
- To increase production quantities
- To reduce waste and increase efficiency (correct)
- To increase machine idle time
- To produce a single product continuously
What is the main purpose of quick changeovers?
What is the main purpose of quick changeovers?
- To increase the time between productions
- To reduce the variety of products produced
- To minimize downtime between productions (correct)
- To reduce the quality of products
Why is reducing changeover time important?
Why is reducing changeover time important?
What happens during a changeover?
What happens during a changeover?
What is the result of reducing batch sizes and quick changeovers?
What is the result of reducing batch sizes and quick changeovers?
What is the primary goal of implementing batch size reduction and quick changeovers?
What is the primary goal of implementing batch size reduction and quick changeovers?
What is external validity related to in a research setting?
What is external validity related to in a research setting?
What is the primary concern of external validity?
What is the primary concern of external validity?
Why is external validity important in research?
Why is external validity important in research?
What does external validity measure?
What does external validity measure?
What is the significance of external validity in research?
What is the significance of external validity in research?
What is a common limitation in some studies?
What is a common limitation in some studies?
What is a key aspect of experimental research?
What is a key aspect of experimental research?
Why might a study comparing two therapies be limited?
Why might a study comparing two therapies be limited?
What is the primary goal of controlling extraneous variables?
What is the primary goal of controlling extraneous variables?
What can be a consequence of not controlling extraneous variables?
What can be a consequence of not controlling extraneous variables?
What is the purpose of check sheets?
What is the purpose of check sheets?
What is the characteristic of a check sheet?
What is the characteristic of a check sheet?
What is the benefit of using a check sheet?
What is the benefit of using a check sheet?
What is the description of a check sheet?
What is the description of a check sheet?
What is the nature of a check sheet?
What is the nature of a check sheet?
What is the ideal sampling method in survey research?
What is the ideal sampling method in survey research?
What is the difference between a simple random sample and a systematic sample?
What is the difference between a simple random sample and a systematic sample?
What is the primary advantage of using random sampling in survey research?
What is the primary advantage of using random sampling in survey research?
What is the main characteristic of simple random sampling?
What is the main characteristic of simple random sampling?
What is the purpose of using sampling methods in survey research?
What is the purpose of using sampling methods in survey research?
What is one of the analytical tools used to identify problems?
What is one of the analytical tools used to identify problems?
What is the purpose of statistical process control (SPC) in Lean Analytics?
What is the purpose of statistical process control (SPC) in Lean Analytics?
What is the technique called 'five whys' used for in Lean Analytics?
What is the technique called 'five whys' used for in Lean Analytics?
What is the primary focus of the Lean Analytical tools?
What is the primary focus of the Lean Analytical tools?
What is the benefit of using these analytical tools in Lean Analytics?
What is the benefit of using these analytical tools in Lean Analytics?
Study Notes
Insuring Validity of Web-Based Research
- Two ways to demonstrate the validity of web-based research:
- Comparing the results from studies conducted on the Internet with the results of parallel studies conducted using traditional methods
- Direct deception: Deliberately providing misinformation to participants about critical aspects of a study
Visual Factory
- Visual factory: Simple visual signals that give operators the information to make the right decision
- Characteristics of visual factories:
- Efficient
- Self-regulating
- Worker-managed
Changeover in Manufacturing
- Changeover in manufacturing: The time from converting a machine from producing one product to another product
- Related concepts:
- Batch size reduction
- Quick changeover
Experimental Research Characteristics
- Many experimental studies lack a no-treatment control group, such as comparing two therapies.
- Controlling extraneous variables is a key characteristic of experimental research.
Types of Validity
- External validity refers to the degree to which results can be generalized beyond the limited research setting.
- Internal validity is also a crucial aspect of research validity.
Sampling Methods
- Simple random sampling and systematic sampling are two methods used to select samples.
- Random sampling is the ideal approach in survey research.
Data Analysis Tools
- Dr. Lean Analytical Tools include:
- Five whys for identifying problems
- Histograms for data visualization
- Statistical process control (SPC) for monitoring and controlling processes
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Learn how to ensure the validity of web-based research by comparing results with traditional methods and more. This quiz covers the importance of validity in research and how to achieve it.
