All other things held equal
A)the more frequent the controlling activity,the slower an out-of-control process will be corrected.
B)the more frequent the controlling activity,the faster an out-of-control process can be corrected.
C)the more frequent the controlling activity,the more likely employees are to ignore the control.
D)the more frequent the controlling activity,the less likely employees are to ignore the control.

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This is because more frequent controlling activities can detect the out-of-control process early on and enable corrective action to be taken quickly, leading to faster correction of the process. This reduces the time and effort needed to correct the process and minimizes the disruptions caused by the process being out of control.

All Other Things Held Equal