According to Peter Scholtes,a noted consultant,when people don't understand variation:
A)they see trends where there are none.
B)they are more likely to distinguish between fact and opinion.
C)they know when expectations are realistic.
D)they don't see events as individual incidents.

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According to Peter Scholtes, when people don't understand variation, they tend to see trends where there are none. This means they might mistakenly attribute specific outcomes to a particular cause even though it may simply be due to chance or random variation.

According to Peter Scholtes,a Noted Consultant,when People Don't Understand Variation