Quality management is defined as the process of ensuring that a project meets the ______________ of the project's clients, participants, and shareholders.

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• Quality in a project's product is essential for the enhancement of the project manager and the selling organization. To ensure that the customer perceives a quality product, the project manager must inform the ustomer of the ______________ to be used so the customer will not have a perception of ______________.
• A researcher conducted a 2 x 2 completely repeated measures factorial design and planned 15 participants in each condition. How many participants would be required to conduct this experiment?
• A researcher conducted a 2 x 2 completely repeated measures factorial design and planned 15 participants in each condition. How many participants would be required to conduct this experiment?
• If a researcher planned to have 20 participants in each condition of a 2 x 3 independent group’s factorial design, how many participants would be needed for this experiment?
• A researcher is conducting a 3 x 2 factorial experiment. In variable 1 participants are randomly assigned to one of 3 conditions. In variable 2 participants respond to both levels of the independent variable. Which of the following best describes this study?
• Quality is one part of the three major parameters of a project. When the quality in a project exceeds the specifications, that is called ______________.
• A quality audit is a powerful tool in any quality improvement program. For a project that is starting a quality improvement program, the initial audit is used to ______________.
• Each project needs a quality program plan to define the parameters of the overall approach to meeting quality requirements. As a minimum, the quality program plan addresses ______________.
• Responsibility within the project for quality must be defined and promulgated to everyone contributing to the end product. First and foremost, the ______________ has the ultimate responsibility for conformance to requirements when provided with the tools, skills, knowledge, and opportunities.
• The Japanese Quality Control (QC) Circle movement motivated its participants in many ways. Which of the following represents the most important motivation for the QC circle participant?