All of the following are examples of "detection costs" of quality except ________.
A) quality planning
B) periodic inspection
C) process control
D) collecting quality data

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Quality planning is not a detection cost of quality. Detection costs refer to costs incurred in identifying defects or quality issues before they reach the customer. Quality planning involves activities such as determining quality goals, identifying customer needs, and developing processes to ensure quality.

All of the Following Are Examples of "Detection Costs" of Quality