A long-term systematic attack on the problem refers to:
A) Brainstorming
B) Continuous improvement
C) Quality
D) Goal orientation
E) Inspection

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Continuous improvement involves a long-term systematic attack on a problem by constantly analyzing and improving processes. Brainstorming, quality, goal orientation, and inspection are all potential components of continuous improvement but do not fully encompass the concept.

A Long-Term Systematic Attack on the Problem Refers To