Measuring process outputs at various points in order to compare outputs to previously established standards to determine if corrective action is needed is called:
A)planning and directing.
B)directing and conversion.
C)feedback and control.
D)controlling and leading.
E)leading and transformation.

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The process described involves the use of feedback mechanisms to control the output of a process by comparing it to previously established standards. This falls under the category of feedback and control, which involves monitoring and measuring the results of processes in order to make adjustments and improve performance. The other answer choices do not accurately reflect this process.

Measuring Process Outputs at Various Points in Order to Compare