All of the following observations are true of a fishbone diagram except
A) it helps organize cause-and-effect relationships for "things gone wrong."
B) it helps figure out why things go wrong.
C) it is a visual aid.
D) it is used to identify the frequency of different problems.
E) it helps summarize the various causes of a problem.

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A fishbone diagram is used to identify and organize cause-and-effect relationships related to a specific problem. It is a visual tool used to help figure out why things go wrong and summarize the various causes of a problem. However, it is not used to identify the frequency of different problems.

All of the Following Observations Are True of a Fishbone