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ASQ Exam CQA Topic 8 Question 89 Discussion

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Question #: 89
Topic #: 8

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Which of the following is an audit reporting technique for prioritizing audit findings?

AWeibull distribution

BRisk-benefit ratio

CCognitive dissonance

DIshikawa diagram

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Suggested Answer: C

by Catherin at May 28, 2024, 10:07 AM

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Amber

2 months ago

Cognitive dissonance? That's the theory where people get all weird and defensive when their beliefs are challenged. Definitely not an audit reporting technique!

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Theresia

25 days ago

D) Ishikawa diagram

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Sherman

26 days ago

B) Risk-benefit ratio

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Audria

1 months ago

A) Weibull distribution

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Alberto

3 months ago

Wait, is the Weibull distribution related to that weird probability distribution I learned about in stats class? I'm just going to go with my gut and say the risk-benefit ratio.

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Amie

2 months ago

Yeah, the Ishikawa diagram is more for identifying root causes of problems.

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Kattie

2 months ago

I agree, the risk-benefit ratio is a better choice for prioritizing audit findings.

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Sang

2 months ago

I think the Weibull distribution is more about reliability analysis.

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Destiny

3 months ago

The Ishikawa diagram is a tool for root cause analysis, not prioritizing audit findings. I'm going with the risk-benefit ratio.

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Rebeca

2 months ago

The Weibull distribution and cognitive dissonance are not relevant for this.

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Joni

2 months ago

I think the risk-benefit ratio is a good choice for prioritizing audit findings.

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Derick

2 months ago

I agree, the Ishikawa diagram is for root cause analysis.

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Genevieve

3 months ago

Cognitive dissonance? Really? I don't think that's what we're looking for here. Ishikawa diagram sounds more relevant.

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Joanna

1 months ago

Weibull distribution might not be as relevant as Ishikawa diagram for prioritizing audit findings.

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Carolynn

1 months ago

Cognitive dissonance doesn't seem like the right choice for audit reporting techniques.

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Junita

2 months ago

I think Risk-benefit ratio could also be helpful in this situation.

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Dorothy

2 months ago

I agree, Ishikawa diagram is a useful tool for prioritizing audit findings.

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Agustin

3 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about Weibull distribution, but the risk-benefit ratio seems like a logical way to prioritize audit findings.

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Nina

2 months ago

I think the Ishikawa diagram could also be helpful in organizing audit findings.

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Lorrine

2 months ago

I agree, the risk-benefit ratio is a practical approach to prioritize audit findings.

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Skye

3 months ago

I'm not sure, but I think B) Risk-benefit ratio could also be a valid technique.

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Andra

3 months ago

I agree with Linwood, Ishikawa diagram helps in prioritizing audit findings.

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Linwood

4 months ago

I think the answer is D) Ishikawa diagram.

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