Feedforward control differs from feedback control, in that feedforward control:
A) corrects mistakes already made.
B) focuses on the quality of end results rather than inputs.
C) solves problems as they occur.
D) focuses on what happens during the work process.
E) takes place before a work activity begins.

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Feedforward control takes place before a work activity begins, as it focuses on anticipating potential problems and taking preventive measures to ensure successful outcomes. Feedback control, on the other hand, corrects mistakes already made during a work activity.

Feedforward Control Differs from Feedback Control, in That Feedforward Control