All of the following are parts (or basic building blocks) of a formal control system except:
A)the establishment of performance standards.
B)the measurement and evaluation of performance against standards.
C)the analysis and correction of deviation from standards.
D)perfection training.

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Perfection training is not considered a basic building block of a formal control system. Formal control systems focus on setting performance standards, measuring and evaluating performance against these standards, and taking corrective action to address deviations. Perfection training, while potentially beneficial for improving performance, does not fit into the structure of a formal control system's basic components.

All of the Following Are Parts (Or Basic Building Blocks)