Fishbone diagrams

Who developed the Fishbone Diagram?

• An engineer

• A professor

• A student

• A scientist

The Fishbone Diagram is also known by the name of...

• Tree diagram

• Ishikawa Diagram

• Cause and Effect Diagram

• Cat diagram

What is a fishbone diagram?

• It is a visualization tool for classifying the potential causes of a problem in order to identify its root causes

• It is a tool that helps companies to make a SWOT matrix and identify some opportunities

When to use a fishbone diagram? 

• When the company want to do a SWOT matrix

• When people are unclear about what is causing an issue

• When people want to identify the strengths of a company

• When all is well and clear in the company

How many types of fishbone diagrams did we saw?

• 1

• 3

• 5

How and in what situation would you apply a cause and effect diagram? Explain your answer

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Where does the problem to investigate goes?

• In the bones of the fish.

• On the head of the fish.

The causes of the diagram are divided into Primary and Secondary causes

• True

• False

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