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  1. A balanced scorecard evaluates performance across financial, customer, internal process, and which fourth perspective?

    Answer: Learning and growth

    Kaplan and Norton's fourth perspective is learning and growth.

  2. A consultant runs a small-scale trial of a new process in one branch before company-wide rollout. This is a:

    Answer: Pilot test

    A pilot test validates a solution on a limited scale to reduce implementation risk.

  3. Which analysis determines how changes in key assumptions affect a financial model's outcome?

    Answer: Sensitivity analysis

    Sensitivity analysis varies inputs one at a time to see their effect on results.

  4. Triangulation in consulting research refers to:

    Answer: Using multiple data sources or methods to validate findings

    Triangulation strengthens validity by corroborating findings across sources or methods.

  5. The MECE principle used in issue trees requires categories to be:

    Answer: Mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive

    MECE ensures no overlap between categories and no gaps in coverage.

  6. Which tool is best for tallying how often specific events occur during real-time data collection?

    Answer: Check sheet

    A check sheet is a simple structured form for recording occurrences as they happen.

  7. An affinity diagram is most useful for:

    Answer: Organizing large numbers of ideas into natural groupings

    Affinity diagrams cluster brainstormed ideas into related themes.

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