In the control process, ___ must be accurate enough to identify significant difference between what is really taking place and what was originally planned.
A) goals
B) exceptions
C) output standards
D) input standards
E) measurement

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Measurement must be accurate enough to identify significant difference between what is really taking place and what was originally planned. Goals are the intended outcome, output standards define the characteristics of the desired output, input standards specify the minimum acceptable limits for inputs, and exceptions are the deviations from the expected or normal situation. While all of these elements are important in the control process, measurement is the one that must be accurate enough to identify significant differences.

In the Control Process, ___ Must Be Accurate Enough to Identify