Cause-and-effect diagrams are sometimes called
A)Pareto diagrams.
B)fishbone (Ishikawa)diagrams.
C)run charts.
D)control charts.
E)responsibility charts.

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Cause-and-effect diagrams are often referred to as fishbone diagrams due to their shape, which resembles the skeleton of a fish, or Ishikawa diagrams, named after Kaoru Ishikawa who popularized this visualization tool for identifying and organizing the causes of a problem.

Cause-And-Effect Diagrams Are Sometimes Called